1. The US Treasury may reach its debt ceiling and run out of cash around September 2027.
2. China's Ministry of Finance issued 91-day and 7-year bonds, totaling 180 billion yuan.
3. The Shanghai branch of the People's Bank of China: As of the end of September, overseas institutions held 3.19 trillion yuan in interbank market bonds.
4. At the end of the third quarter, the outstanding balance of the bank wealth management market was 35.37 trillion yuan, an increase of 10.08% year-on-year.
5. Lenovo is seeking a $2 billion loan to refinance its debt at a lower cost.
6. US Treasury Secretary Bessenter: The turmoil in the French bond market is not expected to have spillover effects.
7. BlackRock: Corporate credit has seen "once-in-a-generation" high yield levels.
8. UK government debt surpassed £3 trillion for the first time, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer faces a budget test.
9. Indonesia's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged but raised the deposit facility rate.
10. Bank of America launched a perpetual bond issuance, its second bond issuance in several days.
11. Report: Brazil may issue its first Panda bonds as early as next week, with the initial tranche expected to reach 5 billion yuan.
12. G30 Chief Operating Officer: Major developed economies may continue to maintain tight monetary policies, further exacerbating the pressure on government debt repayment.
