1. Trump hints that the Fed Chair nominee has been chosen, complaining about obstacles preventing his firing of Powell.
2. China reduced its holdings of US Treasury bonds by $500 million in September, while Japan increased its holdings by $8.9 billion.
3. Dim Sum bonds become a new financing option for Chinese technology companies.
4. Beijing: Encourages eligible science and technology innovation enterprises to raise funds through the bond market.
5. The yield on 10-year Japanese government bonds rose to a 17-year high, as the market bets on large-scale fiscal spending by the municipal government.
6. China's €4 billion sovereign bonds were oversubscribed by more than €100 billion, a multiple of over 26 times.
7. Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation issued RMB 5 billion in bonds with a coupon rate of 2% and a term of 3 years.
8. Hong Kong Financial Services and Treasury Bureau and Shenzhen Municipal Financial Regulatory Bureau: Encourage Shenzhen enterprises to issue sustainable development offshore RMB bonds in Hong Kong.
9. Tianjin: Encourages eligible leasing companies to raise funds directly through various means such as issuing corporate bonds and asset-backed securities (ABS). 10. New World Development's bond swap plan has been preliminarily approved, and is expected to reduce debt by US$1.03 billion.
11. The Ministry of Finance plans to issue 2025 book-entry interest-bearing treasury bonds (twenty-third tranche).
