1. Fed's Williams: Another rate hike is possible this year, but there's no need to rush.
2. Fed's Barr: Further rate hikes may be necessary to control inflation.
3. US Treasury sell-off continues; 30-year Treasury yield hits a new high since 2002.
4. Central Bank: Lowered the Pledged Supplementary Lending (PSL) rate by 0.25 percentage points; included the "Six Networks" construction in the PSL support area.
5. State Administration of Foreign Exchange: my country's external debt situation will be generally stable in the second quarter of 2026.
6. State Administration of Foreign Exchange: As of the end of June, my country's banking sector had $2,144.3 billion in foreign financial assets and $1,472.6 billion in foreign liabilities.
7. Hong Kong SAR Government issues fourth batch of digital green bonds.
8. Asset Management Association of China: New ABS filings exceeded 130 billion yuan in August.
9. Shanghai Clearing House: Temporarily reduced bond business fees and further waived interest payment and redemption service fees for Panda bonds.
10. H&T: Plans to issue no more than 2.2 billion yuan in exchangeable corporate bonds for technological innovation, with the underlying stock being its holdings of Chengchang Technology A-shares.
11. Tesla signs a $30 billion financing arrangement, including revolving credit facilities and deferred drawdown loans.
12. Thailand targets short-term debt to cope with increased bond volatility.
13. Borrowing costs rise, UK mortgage approvals fall to a 32-month low.
14. Investors buy Australian bonds, betting the rate hike cycle is nearing its end.
15. Citi: Eurozone bond issuance is expected to remain strong in October.
