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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.
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.
Caixin C50 Wind Direction Index Survey: Fiscal policy will increase countercyclical adjustment efforts, while the central bank still has ample room for expansion.
① The median forecast for new RMB loans in October is 0.58 trillion yuan, with a year-on-year decrease of 0.16 trillion yuan; ② The median forecast for new social financing scale in October is 1.47 trillion yuan, with a year-on-year decrease of 0.38 trillion yuan; ③ The year-on-year reading of CPI in October may remain unchanged, while the year-on-year decline in PPI may narrow; ④ Fiscal policy will increase countercyclical adjustment efforts, and the central bank still has ample space for expanding its balance sheet.
Christopher Hui: The Hong Kong government has successfully issued a total of 220 billion Hong Kong dollars worth of green bonds, which are well received by local and international investors.
Christopher Hui stated that the green bonds issued by the Hong Kong government are well received by local and international investors, having successfully issued a total of 220 billion HKD in green bonds so far, including various forms such as retail, institutions, and tokenized bonds, covering different currencies and maturities.