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07.08.26 - 05:06
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Hong Kong preferred base as Chinese SOEs consolidate overseas accounts in treasury hubs (SCMP)
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China's central state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are consolidating scattered overseas accounts into unified treasury hubs, with Hong Kong emerging as the preferred base amid a broader crackdown on outflows of state cash.
Decades of overseas expansion had seen many SOEs build up assets in multiple jurisdictions, leaving cash management fragmented and making it harder for regulators and company headquarters to track liquidity, foreign-exchange risk and cross-border financing, analysts said.
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05.08.26 - 02:06
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Why China′s new sovereign bond sale in Hong Kong is drawing global interest (SCMP)
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China's Ministry of Finance is set to raise 15 billion yuan (US$2.22 billion) through a sovereign bond auction in Hong Kong, tapping international capital just days after the city launched a long-awaited tool designed to help global investors hedge against mainland bond market risks.
The sale marks the fourth tranche of Beijing's 84 billion yuan sovereign bond programme for the year approved by the State Council, China's cabinet. The exact tenors and yields would be announced by the Hong Kong......
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03.08.26 - 10:30
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Hong Kong′s Chinese bond futures are a major step for the global yuan (SCMP)
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On August 3, five-year Chinese treasury bond futures began trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange. Market attention has focused on the new product, but its real significance emerges when set against the deep shifts under way in the international monetary system.
History offers a clear lesson: no currency has graduated from a trade settlement currency to a genuine investment and reserve currency on the strength of trade flows alone. Behind every reserve currency stands a government bond market......
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03.08.26 - 02:06
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Global institutional investors eager to trade Chinese bond futures in Hong Kong, HKEX says (SCMP)
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International asset managers, pension funds and insurance companies have shown strong interest in offshore China government bond futures, which are set to start trading in Hong Kong for the first time on Monday, according to senior stock exchange executives.
The new 5-year China government bond futures contracts will have a size of 500,000 yuan (US$74,051). Bourse operator Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has set a low minimum margin ratio so that investors only need to invest 7,980 yuan......
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22.07.26 - 11:06
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China targets panda bond reform, mandates global credit mapping to lure foreign capital (SCMP)
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Chinese regulators moved on Tuesday to improve the quality of credit ratings for panda bonds – a yuan-denominated asset class that has seen a surge in interest from foreign sovereign and institutional investors this year as a key tool to bolster Beijing's yuan-internationalisation push.
Credit-rating agencies must adhere to the principles of independence, objectivity and prudence, according to a circular posted to the website of the National Association of Financial Market Institutional......
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14.07.26 - 04:36
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Appetite for yuan assets sees London Clearing House accept dim sum bonds as collateral (SCMP)
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The London Clearing House (LCH) has begun accepting offshore yuan-denominated Chinese government bonds as eligible non-cash collateral, marking a structural milestone in Beijing's decade-long push to internationalise its currency and integrate its debt into global financial pipelines.
The decision by LCH – a major derivatives clearing house owned by the London Stock Exchange Group – allows investors to use offshore yuan sovereign bonds, or dim sum bonds, to meet margin requirements.
The move......
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10.07.26 - 12:30
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De-Dollarisierung = Abschied auf Raten (DZ Bank)
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Die Mischung aus geopolitischer Safe-Haven-Nachfrage und geldpolitischer Zinserhöhungsfantasie hat dem US-Dollar zum Comeback verholfen. Das schützt ihn aber nicht vor der Grundsatzdiskussion über seine weltweite Führungsrolle. Trotz „gefühlter“ USD-Skepsis hat sich die De-Dollarisierung zuletzt nicht beschleunigt. Der übergeordnete Trend zur stärkeren Diversifizierung der staatlichen Reserveportfolios bleibt intakt.. --- Gewinner sind „alternative“ Reservewährungen wie der Australische Dollar oder Chinas Renminbi, der größte Gewinner ist aber Gold. Zentralbanken besitzen heute mehr Gold als US-Staatsanleihen..
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29.06.26 - 12:30
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Why Chinese investors are reviewing bond portfolios as AAA ratings come under scrutiny (Times of India)
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China's financial watchdogs are tightening credit standards, prompting investors to re-evaluate their bond holdings for potential downgrades. This move aims to curb the unusually high number of top-rated AAA issuers, a situation exposed by recent corporate defaults. The People's Bank of China is reportedly introducing new metrics, potentially impacting issuers with wider yield spreads. This scrutiny could shake up the domestic bond market and test its recent rally....
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26.06.26 - 10:36
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Indonesia set to issue US$1 billion in panda bonds in China (SCMP)
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Indonesia is expected to start issuing at least US$1 billion in yuan-denominated bonds in China within days or weeks, the Southeast Asian country's national news agency Antara said on Friday, as part of an effort to stabilise domestic finances and reduce dependence on the US dollar.
The Ministry of Finance in Jakarta said the planned issuance of panda bonds – debt securities sold in China's domestic bond markets – could start before mid-July, pending final signoffs in Beijing, Antara......
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