1. British media: Warsh maintains prudent market guidance; may consider a September rate hike if inflation remains strong. 2. Alphabet's massive bond issuance secures $115 billion in orders. 3. Amid concerns about AI spending, Alphabet plans to lau

2026-08-07

1. British media: Warsh maintains prudent market guidance; may consider a September rate hike if inflation remains strong. 2. Alphabet's massive bond issuance secures $115 billion in orders. 3. Amid concerns about AI spending, Alphabet plans to launch bonds with varying maturities. 4. Some bank mortgage rates drop to the "2% range". 5. Hong Kong government's new bank bonds offer 4.25% interest; 300,000 people may rush to buy. 6. The primary market for convertible bonds is heating up; 51 bonds have been issued this year, a 104% year-on-year increase. 7. SK Hynix, with substantial cash reserves, has quietly become a major buyer in the South Korean bond market. 8. The US Treasury will conduct debt repurchase on August 7, 2026, accepting 15 bonds. 9. Zhengzhou Bank successfully issued 6 billion yuan of Tier 2 capital bonds to supplement Tier 2 capital and strengthen its development foundation. 10. Xi'an Xianyang Cultural Tourism Group was found to have misappropriated special bond funds and owes over 37 million yuan in construction fees. 11. The Shanghai Stock Exchange has approved Donghai Futures' private placement of subordinated bonds to professional investors in 2026, with an issuance size of RMB 280 million.

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