1. my country's monetary policy adhered to a self-reliant approach, and the foreign exchange market continued to operate steadily.
2. The Bank of Japan raised interest rates as expected, and market attention shifted to its future path.
3. The Bank of England held rates steady as expected, warning of a rate hike if the Iran war continues.
4. The Bank of England announced the cancellation of its long-term government bond sale program.
5. Citigroup plans to issue the largest-ever $12 billion USD bond issuance.
6. Several private banks raised deposit rates and relaunched medium- and long-term deposit products.
7. Shenzhen Municipal Government's offshore RMB local government bonds were listed on the MOX.
8. In August, the northbound trading volume of Bond Connect reached RMB 803.9 billion, with a daily average of RMB 38.3 billion.
9. Henan Province plans to issue RMB 10.146 billion in "special bonds for replacing hidden debt" on September 23.
10. Global government bond yields rose to a 19-year high; Goldman Sachs stated that increasing holdings of long-term bonds remains complex.
11. Commercial bank bond issuance accelerated in September, with major state-owned banks and joint-stock banks leading the way for smaller banks.
12. JPMorgan Chase raised its year-end forecast for US Treasury yields, from 4.7% for two-year bonds to 5.05% for ten-year bonds.
13. Science and technology innovation bonds are moving from trial implementation to customized offerings, and the venture capital fundraising ecosystem is being restructured.
