新华财经上海12月16日电 （张天源） 2025年11月中资离岸债市场供给创年内新高，据中经社企业外债风险监测系统最新数据统计，11月中资离岸债总发行 规模合计约359亿美元。在主权债、政府债大规模发行及企业融资需求回暖的双重驱动下，中资机构再度掀起境外融资热潮，彰显出全球投资者对中国资产 的高度认可。 一级市场供给复苏离岸债发行刷新2025年纪录 一级市场方面，据中经社企业外债风险监测系统数据统计，11月中资离岸债共发行119只债券，为近12个月以来单月发行规模之最。 业内人士分析，受主权 债券发行和企业融资需求同时回暖带动，11月中国境外融资规模刷新年内纪录。 其中，财政部11月分别在香港和卢森堡发行了40亿美元和40亿欧元主权债券。上述新发债券受到市场欢迎，国际投资者认购踊跃，美元债总认购金额1182亿 美元，是发行金额的30倍，其中，5年期品种认购倍数为33倍；欧元债总认购金额1001亿欧元，是发行金额的25倍，其中，7年期品种认购倍数为26.5倍。 值得注意的是，香港特区政府宣布其第三批数字绿色债券已成功定价，总金额高达100亿港元，刷新了香港的发债纪录，并成为全球发行规模最大的数字化 债券。此次发 ...

Core Insights - The macroeconomic environment shows resilience, with varying growth drivers across regions, including technology and AI in the US, inventory replenishment in Europe, and fiscal spending in China [3] - The global monetary policy easing cycle has commenced, with major central banks starting to cut interest rates in 2023, although the pace may be slower than market expectations [4] - A significant shift of funds from cash to fixed income and equity markets is occurring, driven by declining risk-free rates and the diminishing advantages of holding cash [5] Economic Growth and Policy - Policy support for economic growth is increasing, with a notable decline in leverage ratios across both developed and emerging markets, although disparities exist among sectors [2] - The US economy's growth is primarily supported by capital investments in technology and AI, while Europe benefits from trade uncertainties leading to inventory restocking [3] Investment Opportunities - The global high-yield bond market is maturing, with improved issuer quality and reduced average duration, making it an attractive investment option [6] - Investment-grade bonds remain appealing due to strong fundamentals and yields above historical averages, particularly in the US and Europe [6] - Emerging market bonds, especially local currency bonds, are gaining attention as they can enhance portfolio returns while reducing overall risk [6][7] Market Trends - The "cash migration" phenomenon is evident, with a significant increase in money market fund sizes since 2022, indicating a shift towards fixed income investments [5] - The expectation of a weaker US dollar in the medium to long term suggests that emerging market bonds may perform well during this period [7]

Group 1 - Global borrowers issued at least $90 billion in investment-grade bonds on Tuesday, marking one of the busiest weeks of the year and bringing some credit markets close to record highs [1] - In the US, 27 companies issued high-grade bonds, just two shy of the record set after last year's Labor Day holiday, with a total of $43.3 billion in debt sold, the third-highest on record [1] - In Europe, at least 20 borrowers, including sovereign nations, issued over €47 billion ($54.7 billion) in investment-grade bonds, and when combined with high-yield bond issuers, the total reached €49.6 billion, surpassing the earlier record of €47.6 billion for a single day [1] Group 2 - In Japan, at least seven companies issued a total of $10 billion in dollar bonds on the same day, with Japanese issuers surpassing $100 billion in dollar and euro bond issuance for the first time in a year [1]

Core Viewpoint - The HSBC Asian High Yield Bond Fund aims to achieve an annualized return that exceeds its benchmark index, primarily investing in Asian dollar-denominated high-yield bonds, with a higher allocation to emerging market sovereign and investment-grade bonds compared to peers [2][4]. Fund Overview - Fund Code: 968092 - Fund Type: Asian High Yield Bonds - Benchmark Index: JPMorgan Asia Credit Index Non-Investment Grade Total Return Index [1] Fund Management - The fund was established on February 3, 2020, with a total fund size of 8.18 billion yuan as of March 25, 2025 [2]. - The fund is managed by a team including Mei Lizhong, Lin Jiaming, and Cai Jialin, with Mei Lizhong having nearly 30 years of investment management experience [4][6]. Performance Metrics - From May 2011 to February 2025, the fund achieved an annualized return of 2.58%, ranking in the 32nd percentile among similar funds [2][8]. - The fund's volatility, measured by standard deviation, was 8.63%, lower than the Morningstar peer average of 10.13%, also placing it in the 32nd percentile [8]. - The fund's annualized comprehensive fee rate is 1.36%, below the median of 1.49% for similar funds [8]. Investment Strategy - The fund employs a combination of top-down and bottom-up investment approaches, with a focus on macroeconomic analysis to determine asset allocation across credit, interest rates, and currencies [6][7]. - The fund's duration is generally adjusted within one year of the benchmark index duration, which is higher than the average duration of similar funds, exposing it to greater interest rate risk [6][7]. Risk Management - The fund has a higher exposure to emerging market sovereign and quasi-sovereign bonds, which can lead to more stable performance during credit market downturns [3][7]. - Recent challenges include defaults in the real estate sector, which have negatively impacted the fund's performance due to a significant allocation to real estate bonds [6][7]. Long-term Outlook - Despite short-term performance pressures, the fund has demonstrated strong long-term performance, with a risk-adjusted return (Sharpe ratio) ranking in the 19th percentile among peers [8].