Core Insights - The average yield of bond funds in the public market for May was 0.19%, with approximately 80% of the products showing floating profits [2][8] - Convertible bond funds performed well, with an average return of 1.28% in May, while passive index bond funds lagged behind with a mere 0.07% increase [3][4] Performance Analysis - Top-performing funds included Zhonghai Convertible Bond A and Huashang Convertible Bond Selection A, with returns of 4.72% and 3.09% respectively [5][7] - A total of 600+ bond funds experienced floating losses in May, with Jin Ying Yuan Feng A and He Xu Zhi Yuan Xin Yue Li Rate Bond A showing significant declines of 1.95% and 1.69% [8][10] Fund Details - Zhonghai Convertible Bond A utilized a quantitative approach for style selection and invested in undervalued convertible bonds [7] - Jin Ying Yuan Feng A's significant drop was attributed to its heavy investments in stocks and bonds that underperformed in the market [8][10]

Heightened volatility in the Japanese government bond market has led the Bank of Japan to consider slowing the pace of tapering in its bond purchases from next fiscal year moving forward. Longerterm yields have spiked to record highs, reflecting investors concern over Japan's worsening public finances. A decision is expected to be made next week when the board reviews their current tapering plan and tries to map out 2026.At their last meeting a few weeks ago, the Bank of Japan received numerous requests fro ...

Asia Pacific Corporate Research 11 June 2025 China Property Reopening offshore bond market for non-SOEs? According to Bloomberg, Seazen may become the first non-SOE developer in two years to issue USD bonds, suggesting a potential reopening of the offshore bond market for non-SOEs. From an equity perspective, we see this more as a symbolic gesture than a restorative move that could bring the company totally out of the woods. Due to high costs (potentially 11-13%), we think better alternatives to refinance o ...

Before trading options, please read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options here: https://www.theocc.com/Company-Information/Documents-and-Archives/Options-Disclosure-Document Tony discusses inflation and equity markets as well as a potential breakdown in the bond market. He then shares a trade idea for a retail giant and looks back to a recent trade for a computer tech company. Questions? Drop them below 👇 and we’ll reply right in the comments. - For more about In the Money: https://www.fidelity. ...

Bond Market Dynamics - The bond market is experiencing uncertainty due to government borrowing, trade wars, and tax cuts [2] - Long bonds, particularly those maturing in 30 years or more, are at the center of concerns [4] - Volatility in the bond market has increased, with yields on long bonds spiking above 5%, nearing the highest since 2007 [6] - Investor demand for long bonds has disappeared, resembling the volatility of meme stocks or crypto [13] Fiscal Policy and Debt - The US is projected to incur another $22 trillion deficit over the next 10 years [3] - Concerns about fiscal spending are driving long-term interest rates up, requiring higher yields to compensate for risk [14] - Government fiscal deficit problems are a ticking time bomb, leading to higher, longer-term yields [22][23] Global Implications - A global movement of rates higher has been observed [18] - Volatility in long-term bonds poses a problem for governments, as investors demand higher yields [20] - Higher yields will affect housing affordability, auto loans, student loans, and credit card rates [21] - The selloff in longer term bonds shows investors that major governments have a huge fiscal deficit problem [22] Long Bond Specifics - Long bonds were popular when investors sought decent yields due to near-zero or negative interest rates in Europe and Japan [8] - Austria Century Bonds, maturing in 2120, have seen their price fall about 75% from their peak in 2021 [12] - Rising long-end yields have increased by some 50 basis points, signaling potential financial stress [7]

UAB "Atsinaujinančios energetikos investicijos" (hereinafter, the “Company”) on 11 June 2025 has finished a public offering led by FMĮ “Orion securities” during which the Company has successfully distributed 32.274 MEUR Green Bonds first series and first tranche issue at 8.0% yield, under its EUR 100 million unsecured fixed-interest note programme. The base prospectus of the programme was approved by the Bank of Lithuania on 27 May 2025. This transaction marks a continuation of the implementation of a disti ...

Baltic Horizon Fund applied for bondholders’ approval for certain amendments to the terms and conditions (the Terms and Conditions) of the Baltic Horizon Fund EUR 42 million 5-year floating rate bonds maturing in 2028 (ISIN EE3300003235, the Bonds) in relation to the Bonds by way of written procedure initiated on 9 June 2025. Bondholders who were entered in the registry of bond-holders maintained by Nasdaq CSD SE on 6 June 2025 were entitled to vote in the written procedure (the Holders). Altogether Holders ...

继央行公布6月买断式逆回购操作后，本周市场投资情绪升温，债市表现可圈可点。 除了来自资金面的支撑外，供需关系的优化也将在一定程度上利好债市表现。 来自中金公司的研究观点指出，若不考虑年内增发，预计2025年包括政府类债券和政策性银行债在内的 利率债的净增量供给或呈现前高后低分布，一季度是同比多增最明显的季度。从二季度开始，供给压力 可能逐步缓解，到下半年或许会出现同比少增。不仅如此，若央行在二、三季度重启国债购买，那么供 需关系将会出现较大改善，有助于利率回落。 分析人士指出，现阶段随着短端行情的明显起势，长端利率也可能突破窄幅震荡区间，继续下行。对于 各机构而言，目前可考虑再度博弈久期品种带来的超额收益。 买方情绪积极 中央国债登记结算有限责任公司提供的数据显示，截至6月11日收盘，银行间利率债市场收益率整体下 行。举例来看，中债国债收益率曲线3M期限回落2BP至1.39%；2年期收益率下行1BP至1.42%；10年期 收益率下探1BP至1.64%。 根据券商调研，当前债市的买方情绪已逼近年内新高，有近半数受访机构看多债市。其中，56%的机构 均持偏多态度，近期央行开展逆回购操作、资金面整体偏松、非银机构配 ...

Group 1: Company Bond ETF Performance - The company bond ETF (511030) has increased by 0.01%, marking its fourth consecutive rise, with the latest price at 105.94 yuan. Over the past year, it has accumulated a rise of 2.12% [1] - The trading liquidity of the company bond ETF shows a turnover rate of 4.62%, with a transaction volume of 835 million yuan. The average daily transaction volume over the past week is 2.465 billion yuan [1] - The latest scale of the company bond ETF has reached 18.055 billion yuan, a record high since its inception, with the latest share count at 17 million, also a recent high [1] - The company bond ETF has seen continuous net inflows over the past four days, with a maximum single-day net inflow of 1.538 billion yuan, totaling 2.513 billion yuan, averaging 628 million yuan in daily net inflows [1] Group 2: National Bond ETF Performance - The national bond ETF for 5 to 10 years (511020) has also increased by 0.01%, achieving its ninth consecutive rise, with the latest price at 117.5 yuan. It has accumulated a rise of 0.23% over the past week [4] - The liquidity of the national bond ETF shows a turnover rate of 6.46%, with a transaction volume of 92.52 million yuan. The average daily transaction volume over the past week is 1.012 billion yuan [4] - The latest scale of the national bond ETF has reached 1.432 billion yuan, with net inflows and outflows remaining balanced, totaling 28.1 million yuan over the past nine trading days [4] Group 3: National Development Bond ETF Performance - The national development bond ETF (159651) is currently in a state of indecision, with the latest price at 106.12 yuan. It has accumulated a rise of 1.98% over the past year [4] - The liquidity of the national development bond ETF shows a high turnover rate of 27.87%, with a transaction volume of 311 million yuan, indicating active market trading. The average daily transaction volume over the past year is 554 million yuan [4] - The national development bond ETF has seen a significant growth in scale over the past six months, increasing by 62.75 million yuan, ranking in the top half among comparable funds [4] Group 4: Market Outlook and Trends - The current market outlook indicates that the interest rate fluctuation pattern is unlikely to change, with a bullish view on credit bonds. The short-term support for the bond market is attributed to the central bank's deliberate easing [5] - The average duration of medium to long-term interest rate bond funds has reached a historical high of nearly 5 years. Recent trading shows significant net selling of interest rate bonds by major banks [5] - Despite potential declines in consumer subsidies, the likelihood of a significant economic downturn remains low, maintaining a fluctuating pattern in interest rate bonds. There is a positive outlook on credit bonds, especially those with yields above 2% for 5-year maturities [5][6]

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