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Chinese investors are betting a months-long rally in two-year government bonds has gone too far, turning to arbitrage trades more commonly used in the US and Europe to put that view to work....

DOW JONES--Die Ratingagentur Scope hat die Bonitätsbewertung A für China bestätigt und den stabilen Ausblick beibehalten. Als wichtigste Stärken nannte Scope die sehr große und breit diversifizierte Wirtschaft sowie das im Vergleich zu anderen Ländern ......

Russia announced plans to sell government bonds denominated in Chinese yuan for the second time after President Vladimir Putin returned from a two-day visit to China....

From secret nuclear exchanges to a key diplomatic deal, Pakistan and China have long helped each other. What's next?...

Once the physical and digital supply of yuan enters Indonesia's domestic banking ecosystem, the government can make it easier for real-world import-export businesses to bypass the US dollar entirely....

China's bonds are diverging further from peers as a fragile economic recovery and ample market liquidity keep local yields anchored despite a global debt selloff....

The selloff came as the outbreak of the U.S.-Iran conflict and resulting surge in crude oil prices sent the Japanese yen and other Asian currencies tumbling....

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss President Trump's summit with President Xi Jinping, his meeting with Vice Premier, foreign investment in the U.S., U.S.-China summit trade agenda, whether China will help with the reopening of Strait of Hormuz, impact of the Iran war on oil prices, U.S.-China AI arms race, U.S.-Anthropic relationship, future of Taiwan, and more....

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China's bond market is facing rising re-defaults, driven by continued stress in the housing market, where years of government loosening and stimulus have yet to bring relief, according to a report by S&P Global Ratings on Monday. Since 2020, amid the crisis triggered by the default of China Evergrande Group – the world's most indebted property developer – about 40 per cent of restructured onshore bonds have suffered re-defaults, the report said. The turmoil was later compounded by Country......

Pakistan is also evaluating alternative external borrowing options, including Eurobonds and commercial debt facilities, as it looks to replace a $3.5bn funding arrangement from the United Arab Emirates and maintain adequate foreign currency reserves....

Pakistan is looking to raise yuan-denominated bonds in China's onshore market, in what would mark its debut panda bond issuance, with a size of as much as 1.75 billion yuan ($257 million)....

Midea Group plans to raise HK$17.2 billion (US$2.2 billion) from selling convertible bonds, as China's biggest household appliances maker taps the debt market to expand its overseas business. The Guangdong province-based company would sell the bonds in two tranches at an amount of HK$8.62 billion for each, with the first one maturing in May 2027 and the second one due in May 2033, Midea said in a statement to the Hong Kong exchange on Thursday. The bonds have zero coupon rates and do not bear......

That China is increasing its share in non-US sovereign debt at the same time many countries are purchasing Treasuries is classic China, with Beijing now starting to don the puppetmaster's gloves....

Chinese appliance maker Midea Group Co. raised $2.2 billion from the upsized sale of dual-tranche convertible bonds with zero coupon, according to terms of the deal seen by Bloomberg News....

Max Pressure: U.S. Prepares For Extended Hormuz Blockade As Treasury Warns Sanction Risks Linked To China's "Teapot" Refineries The U.S. is intensifying pressure on Iran and China across two fronts. First, on the military side, The Wall Street Journal reported that President Trump told top aides to prepare for an extended U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a move that would strangle Tehran's oil revenue. Second, on the economic side, the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control is warning financial institutions about sanctions exposure related to Chinese independent "teapot" refineries, particularly in Shandong Province, due to their continued purchases and refining of Iranian crude. Taken together, the message from President Trump to Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent is very clear: Washington is squeezing Iran's oil revenue at both ends of the supply chain, through a continued blockade of the Hormuz chokepoint that enables exports and the Chinese refining net...

BEIJING (dpa-AFX) - The U.S. Government has alerted financial institutions to the sanctions risks associated with independent 'teapot' oil refineries in China, primarily in Shandong Province, give......