1. The US Treasury's repurchase of 10- to 20-year Treasury bonds fell short of the $6 billion limit.
2. The scale of US Treasury bond repurchases was lower than expected, and Bessant downplayed market concerns.
3. UBS abandoned its near-term bullish stance on short-term US Treasuries.
4. Sources: The Bank of Japan is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points next week, with no predetermined view on the terminal interest rate.
5. The second batch of amortized cost bond funds supporting the development of small and medium-sized public funds is about to be submitted for approval; the preliminary list includes 13 public funds.
6. Informed sources: ECB officials expect further tightening of policy in October.
7. BNP Paribas: The AI bond issuance boom may end the corporate bond bull market.
8. Indian short-term bonds experienced an unprecedented short-selling wave, and the central bank's withdrawal of liquidity pushed up yields.
9. China Construction Bank underwrote the second tranche of Kazakhstan's Panda bonds, with subscriptions exceeding 200% for 6.6 billion yuan.
10. Morgan Asset Management: The artificial intelligence boom is driving the central level of bond yields upward.
11. For two consecutive years, the Bank of China has led and assisted the Shenzhen Municipal People's Government in issuing local government bonds in Macao.
