1. Bostic: Inflation risks are greater; the Fed should not adjust interest rates for now.
2. Fed's Collins: Keeping interest rates unchanged for a period of time may be appropriate.
3. The Treasury plans to issue 2025 book-entry discount bonds (71st tranche).
4. Huijin Investment Ltd. will issue its first tranche of government-supported agency bonds this year, totaling 4 billion yuan.
5. Trium Capital: Predicts 10-year US Treasury yields will fluctuate between 3.6% and 5%.
6. US Treasury Secretary hints at a "gradual" change in the structure of Treasury issuance.
7. Eurozone credit default protection costs decline as the US shutdown is expected to resolve.
8. JPMorgan Chase's net long position in US Treasuries rises to its highest level since April 7.
9. Commerzbank: Increased issuance of US and European bonds will push up risk premiums.
10. Despite rumors of tax increases, UK inflation-linked bonds attract record bids. 11. Goldman Sachs: AI-related companies have issued $139 billion in corporate bonds this year.
12. Eddie Yue, HKMA: The total amount of bonds held in custody by CMU is approaching HK$5 trillion, a 13-fold increase over the past 20 years.
13. Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau focuses on promoting science and technology innovation bonds to empower the development of science and technology enterprises.
14. Analysts: While government finances in wealthy countries continue to decline, corporate balance sheets are more robust.
15. Hungarian bond yields rise to the highest in the EU as the government's expanding budget deficit raises market concerns.
