Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-02 11:41Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The credit bond market is experiencing significant activity with an increase in issuance and a variety of new products being introduced, while the secondary market shows rising yields and widening credit spreads. Group 1: Primary Market - The issuance scale of broad credit bonds has risen to 12,812.41 billion, an increase of 43.63%, with net financing rising by 2,332.98 billion to 4,082.25 billion [2][6] - Innovative products have seen a surge, with a total issuance of 2,136.64 billion, including 1,391.49 billion in sci-tech bonds and 731.28 billion in green bonds [2][6] - City investment bonds have also increased, with issuance rising by 23.42% to 1,090.82 billion and net financing turning positive at 206.96 billion [2][6][7] - The issuance scale of industrial bonds has reached 6,474.36 billion, up 43.91%, with net financing increasing by 1,021.88 billion to 2,294.91 billion [3][7] - Financial bonds have seen a rise in issuance to 3,763.3 billion, a 30.11% increase, with net financing up by 252.56 billion to 361.36 billion [3][8] Group 2: Secondary Market - Credit bond yields have generally risen, with the secondary market showing a quick upward trend in yields, particularly in subordinated perpetual bonds [4][9] - Credit spreads have widened, with the decline in credit bonds being more pronounced than in interest rate bonds, indicating a cautious market sentiment [4][9] - The market is expected to remain volatile in December, with attention on the impact of new regulations and the potential effects of Vanke's bond extension plan on the credit bond market [4][9]