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HKMA Forms Tokenized Bond Expert Group to Advance Market
HKMA launches Tokenized Bond Expert Group to drive adoption and scalability of tokenized bonds in Hong Kong, building on past successes.
Bybit Launches Tokenized Bond Products via RWA Platform
Bybit debuts tokenized bond funds from PIMCO and CMBI, expanding crypto adoption of real-world assets through its RWA Earn platform.
Hong Kong Unveils New FIC Trading Platform to Boost RMB Role
Hong Kong launches FIC Trading Platform to strengthen fixed income and currency markets, expand offshore RMB business, and challenge global hubs.
HKMA to Reopen 1-Year RMB Bond Tender on July 23, 2026
Hong Kong Monetary Authority announces RMB0.75B 1-year bond tender re-opening, offering 1.71% interest, with settlement on July 27, 2026.
Emerging Market Bonds Show Resilience Amid Fed Easing Bets
EM bonds maintain solid performance in 2026, driven by inflation control, high yields, and Chinese bond stability.
HKMA to Reopen 10-Year HKSAR Bonds on Aug 12, Yield at 3.459%
HKMA announces HK$1 billion tender for 10-year HKSAR bonds reopening on Aug 12, 2026, with a 3.459% yield and 3.17% annual coupon.
May 31: Everyone Wants to be the Broker in Crypto
BTC has managed to get into my sell zone with ETH clearly leading the charts with the triangle breakout getting quite a few technical guys excited. Contrary to this spike, 20k+ ETH Dec 120 puts traded at $8.4 yesterday. So who's gonna be right?
PIMCO Begins to Step into the Field of Crypto amid the Fad of Bitcoin
A Fix-income investment management giant PIMCO began to get involved in the cryptocurrency field and gradually increased the amount of investment.
May 26: It's Always Been There
Strategy today? With SPX e-mini futures now just shy of 20 points from 3,000 level and the highest it's traded since the March 23 crash, I expect BTC to follow. Expectedly, this recent sell off has been mostly triggered by large players (i.e. whales) trimming their positions.
Jun 03: Crypto is not for the faint-hearted
Welcome to the world of volatility. Crypto never sleeps. Bitcoin got whipsaw squeezing shorts to trade above $10,400 on Monday only to get smashed down to $9,300 with fresh longs capitulated (see chart below).
May 25: Negative Rates Eating the World (but not Crypto)
Like Chinese ADRs in the US, it's a sea of red for crypto with Bitcoin down more than 5% in the past 48 hours as it fails to hold above 9k & 8.8k where stops got triggered. No news or catalyst but the lack of bulls to follow through was evident through the volume, and perhaps over this long weekend that the usual buyers haven't been able to pile onto their longs.
Best Before: 26 June 2020
What's going to be interesting is BTC options expiry as close to $1bn of open interest (or more than 100k BTC options) will set to expire today. Some have asked if we are gonna see any impact, I actually see little as most of the OI are skewed towards 10k and beyond, so I see little gamma action into the close as these calls are likely to expire worthless.