1. The Ministry of Finance has allocated 550 billion yuan of local government debt carryforward quota.
2. The Ministry of Finance: 572 billion yuan of ultra-long-term special treasury bonds for 2026 have been issued in the first half of the year, completing 44% of the annual issuance target.
3. The People's Bank of China: Adhering to the principle of allowing the market to play a decisive role in exchange rate formation; never engaging in competitive currency devaluation.
4. Federal Reserve's Mossalem: Further interest rate hikes may be needed in the next 6 to 9 months.
5. Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Further interest rate hikes are still needed, but they do not need to be consecutive.
6. US and European government bond yields continue to climb, with US Treasury bonds approaching a 24-year high, and concerns about the French debt crisis intensifying.
7. French Finance Minister: The bond market is functioning normally and does not require "God's hand" intervention.
8. Bank of England's Green: Relying on rising bond yields to curb inflation is not an option; central banks must take concrete action.
9. The Philippines will adopt international bond pricing methods to attract investors. 10. ING: This week's US Treasury auctions performed well, with buying demand evident.
