1. Warsh releases hawkish signals, arguing that current financial conditions are not restrictive.
2. Former Fed Vice Chairman: Warsh's remarks reverse the Fed's previous logic; the default choice is now a rate hike.
3. "The New Fed's mouthpiece": Warsh is currently in a dilemma, with the decision to raise rates almost entirely based on inflation data.
4. Warsh's hawkish rhetoric ignites bets on rate hikes, but bond investors are not buying it.
5. Bessant refutes concerns about pressure on the US Treasury market: "It's unclear where the so-called turmoil actually lies."
6. National Development and Reform Commission: Accelerate the issuance and use of local government special bonds and expedite the release of funds from new policy-based financial instruments.
7. Public funds distributed 103.308 billion yuan in dividends this year, with bond funds accounting for over 50%.
8. Bank of America: Global bonds have attracted funds for 70 consecutive weeks, with the extreme bullish indicator rising to 9.7.
9. Mexico issues Samurai bonds for the first time in two years.
10. China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC): New asset-backed special plans registered in July totaled RMB 195.614 billion.
11. Japanese government bond yields surged; analysts say GPIF may consider increasing its allocation to Japanese bonds.
