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The Infrastructure retail Bonds (04286) were listed on the first day, currently 0.25% higher than the issue price.
Goldman News | The Infrastructure retail Bonds (04286) issued by the Hong Kong government debuted today, opening at 100.1 HKD and currently trading at 100.25 HKD, 0.25% higher than the issue price of 100 HKD. The Infrastructure retail Bonds received approximately 0.1276 million valid applications, with a subscription amount nearing 17.777 billion HKD. The government's initial target for issuance was 20 billion HKD, but the final issuance did not reach the full subscription.
On the first day of Infrastructure bond listing, it rose 0.25% in the early stage compared to the issue price.
The government issued Infrastructure retail Bonds (04286) listed on its first day, opening at 100.1 yuan and currently trading at 100.25 yuan, an increase of 0.25% compared to the issue price of 100 yuan, which means a profit of 25 yuan for each unit before fees.
Fidelity: Maintaining a high allocation to stocks, high yield bonds, etc.
Thomas Poullaouec, head of diversified assets solutions for the Asia-Pacific region at Prudential, and his team released a latest report indicating that, in light of the loose mmf policy, china's stimulus measures, and the expected expansion of profit growth, Prudential continues to maintain a relatively high allocation to stocks.
The latest statement from the National Development and Reform Commission: The "new two" policy will be strengthened and expanded.
Source: China Brokerage On November 19, the National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference. At the meeting, Li Chao, Deputy Director of the Policy Research Office of the National Development and Reform Commission and the Commission's spokesperson, responded to key issues in several macroeconomic areas. Here are the key points of the response: 1. It is expected that the economic operation in November and December will continue the upward trend since October; 2. Overall, the basic trend of China's economic recovery and long-term improvement remains unchanged, and we are full of confidence in this; 3. The National Development and Reform Commission will also study and propose policy measures to further increase support and expand the scope of support in the future, to be implemented in a timely manner after relevant procedures are completed.
Paul Chan Mo-po: Issuing retail bonds for infrastructure to enhance citizens' sense of participation, as well as to finance infrastructure projects.
The Hong Kong government today announced the issuance of infrastructure retail bonds for subscription by Hong Kong residents.
How will the large-scale debt of 10 trillion affect the market? Institutions and public funds interpret it for the first time.
①Is the debt-to-equity policy meeting expectations? ②Institutions believe that large-scale debt restructuring is necessary and very timely; ③Improved liquidity is driving bond and pro-cyclical asset performance; ④There is still room for future incremental policies.