1. The People's Bank of China: Improve the framework of a modern monetary policy with Chinese characteristics and refine the mechanism for issuing base money.
2. Federal Reserve's Hamak: Multiple interest rate hikes may be needed to suppress inflation.
3. The US federal deficit for the first 10 months of fiscal year 2026 is $1.8 trillion.
4. The issuance of US investment-grade bonds continues to heat up, with 19 companies entering the market in a single day, and the issuance scale this year has reached $1.4 trillion.
5. The Ministry of Finance plans to issue 2026 book-entry discount bonds (50th tranche) on August 12, with a total face value of 30 billion yuan.
6. Nvidia's credit default swaps surge, and reports of massive financing have attracted attention.
7. Japanese media: Ueda hinted at a September interest rate hike, prompting the US and Japan to jointly buy yen.
8. New special-purpose bonds are being issued at an accelerated pace, with nearly 90% of replacement bonds issued this year.
9. Some floating-rate government bonds are facing repricing, with over 900 billion yuan in market subscription activity showing an increase.
10. Hainan Province: Promotes the use of a combination of "special bonds + market-based financing" to support project construction.
11. Li Auto completes issuance of 3 billion yuan in science and technology innovation bonds with an interest rate of 1.75%.
