"UPDATE: Former PBOC Adviser: China Should Be Cautious On Euro-Zone Bond Buying" from Wall Street Journal

"Yuan bonds soar as currency appreciation hopes spur demand" from South China Morning Post

"Expectations for the fastest currency gains among the so-called BRIC nations of Brazil, Russia, India and China are adding to the allure of yuan assets, even as Chinese regulators tighten limits on fund inflows. New issuance will help drive up the average daily turnover of so-called dim sum bonds as much as sixfold to 300 million yuan (HK$349.29 million) by the end of 2011, from 50 million yuan this month, according to Standard Chartered."

"Chongqing Iron & Steel plants to sell 2 billion yuan (HK$2.3 billion) of seven-year variable-rate bonds tomorrow." from South China Morning Post

"Bonds Jump Most in 21 Months as PBOC Tackles Cash Shortage: China Credit" from Bloomberg

"China's bonds rallied the most in almost two years last week as policy makers pumped funds into the financial system, easing a shortage of cash after banks were ordered twice last month to set aside more money as reserves."

"Caterpillar to sell 1b yuan bonds" from South China Morning Post

"Caterpillar, the world's biggest manufacturer of construction equipment, said it will sell up to 1 billion yuan of two-year bonds in Hong Kong with a 2 per cent coupon rate."