1. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) will conduct 300 billion yuan of outright reverse repurchase operations on November 5th.
2. China International Capital Corporation (CICC) won the third batch of swap facility bids totaling 16.3 billion yuan and completed its first batch of pledged repurchase transactions.
3. Institutions predict that US fiscal policy may tighten in 2027 following a Democratic victory.
4. The US Treasury plans to issue $125 billion in Treasury bonds next week and adjust the issuance schedule for 7-year Treasury bonds.
5. US mortgage rates have fallen for three consecutive weeks, but housing demand has not shown significant improvement.
6. The US midterm elections boosted US Treasuries, with the market betting on potentially limited bond supply.
7. The US Debt Advisory Committee stated that technology bonds have not yet squeezed out demand for long-term bonds, and credit spreads for technology bonds have widened.
8. Meta's first Eurobond issuance received €53 billion in subscriptions, with six maturities covering approximately 4 to 38 years.
9. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange plans to launch its first offshore RMB bond index this month to support the development of the Dim Sum bond ecosystem. 10. Inner Mongolia issues 10-year general bonds and three special local government bonds.
11. Shanghai Pudong Development Bank launches the first batch of structured deposits in China linked to the Shanghai Clearing House MSCI Climate Change Bond Index.
12. Indonesia launches its first USD bond issuance since the MSCI controversy.
