China to issue $44B treasury bonds
The Chinese Ministry of Finance has announced a plan to issue Treasury bonds totaling $44.25 billion (300 billion yuan) to support eight state-owned financial institutions, with the aim of strengthening their core capital, increasing their resilience to risks, and supporting China's strong and sustained economic growth. The institutions involved include two major state-owned banks: the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and the Agricultural Bank of China, as well as other financial institutions and trade insurance companies. This issuance seeks to enhance their operational capabilities and provide stable, long-term returns for investors, while maintaining asset quality and regulatory indicators within safe ranges. This follows the disclosure by the eight institutions of plans to bolster their core capital by up to 360 billion yuan, including 260 billion yuan raised through share issuances to limited investors.
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