1. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) injected a net 50 billion yuan into the open market in August.
2. Pan Gongsheng: Economic growth is the fundamental way to resolve the debt problems of developing countries and restore debt sustainability.
3. The Federal Reserve's Beige Book: The economic outlook is generally positive, but uncertainty is rising.
4. Federal Reserve's Williams: Yields have not been affected by the inflation outlook, and current interest rate levels are appropriate.
5. Bessant: US Treasury repurchase agreements aim to push prices back to equilibrium and free up space for banks.
6. Long-term bond yields continue to rise, triggering a sell-off in overseas bond markets.
7. Zhongji Xuchuang: The controlling shareholder pledged 728,000 shares to repay debt.
8. Institutions: The bond market has been playing a part in the Fed's policy role.
9. Berkshire Hathaway CEO: Japanese bond yields have not yet posed a challenge to trading firms.
10. Demand for Japanese 30-year government bonds was stronger than the 12-month average.
11. Apollo: The war with Iran and tariffs will drive US Treasury yields higher.
