1. The Ministry of Finance issued 45 billion yuan in 50-year ultra-long-term special bonds.
2. Bond traders are betting the Federal Reserve's next move will be a rate hike rather than a rate cut.
3. The 30-year US Treasury yield hovered around 5%, indicating unresolved pressure in the bond market.
4. Analysis: High debt coupled with low growth leaves the UK economy with insufficient buffers.
5. The Financial Times: UK long-term borrowing costs have risen to their highest level since 1998.
6. Country Garden: Received conversion of 30 million new shares due to mandatory convertible bonds.
7. China Aoyuan: Completely suspended repayment of overseas debt and has appointed KPMG and Linklaters to assist in developing an overseas debt restructuring plan.
8. Airbus issued bonds for the first time since 2020.
9. Alphabet, Google's parent company, will raise at least 9 billion euros in its record-breaking euro bond offering.
10. The US authorized Venezuela to hire advisors to advance debt negotiations.
11. Jinhaitong: Plans to issue convertible bonds to raise no more than 850 million yuan for projects such as R&D of advanced semiconductor equipment technology.
