1. Wall Street expects short-term US Treasury issuance to reach $1 trillion.
2. Federal Reserve's Kashkari: Inflationary pressures have spread to all sectors of the US economy.
3. IMF: Global debt has reached a record high; by 2029, global public debt will exceed 100% of GDP.
4. Central Bank: 60 billion yuan of central bank bills will be issued in Hong Kong on September 23.
5. Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan: The dim sum bond market will be further expanded, and the RMB-denominated gold and commodity markets will be developed.
6. Demand for amortized cost bond funds is relatively strong, with over 200 billion yuan in allocation funds expected to be implemented.
7. Passive index bond funds have surpassed the 2 trillion yuan mark for the first time.
8. The first batch of eight multinational companies in Shanghai have implemented the new policy on RMB and foreign currency capital pools, with foreign debt quotas exceeding 50 billion yuan.
9. Bank of America survey: 84% of surveyed fixed-income fund managers are overweight in RMB bonds, a significant increase from 38% in August.
10. Greece receives its highest credit rating since the European debt crisis.
11. SoftBank plans to issue over $11 billion in junk bonds to fund its investment in OpenAI.
12. Meta-related data center junk bonds are issued at a premium due to strong demand.
13. France's public debt ratio is expected to rise to 119.3% this year.
