1. JPMorgan Chase raises its forecast for technology bond issuance, expecting issuance to exceed $500 billion this year.
2. China Securities Association: When issuing bond investment advice, securities firms should, in principle, limit the holdings of a single bond investment advisory account to no more than 25%.
3. China Securities Association: Securities firms are strictly prohibited from using clients' excess returns as performance indicators for bond investment advisory business.
4. The Ministry of Finance will issue RMB 6 billion in treasury bonds in Macau on August 20.
5. Lower costs of green financial bonds release space for green lending by banks.
6. The Ministry of Finance plans to issue the sixth tranche of ultra-long-term special treasury bonds for 2026 on August 14.
7. The US Treasury Department sparks debate about reducing the size of auctions to curb yields.
8. Morgan Stanley: Expects the Federal Reserve's balance sheet to shrink by $1.5 trillion.
9. Barclays: Japanese investors reduced their holdings of US Treasuries and bought European developed market bonds in July.
10. US Treasury Secretary Bessenter intervened in the bond market with multiple measures, fueling Wall Street concerns about a potential "sell-off" in the US market.
11. A surge in AI-related bond issuances caused indigestion, forcing Wall Street to rethink its allocation strategies.
