1. The Ministry of Finance will issue US dollar sovereign bonds in Hong Kong.
2. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) will promote the transformation of loan interest rate pricing benchmarks from a relatively singular reference to the Loan Prime Rate (LPR) to a more diversified pricing benchmark.
3. The PBOC will make good use of the non-bank large-scale redemption swap facility in the bond market to maintain the stable operation of financial markets such as stocks, bonds, and foreign exchange.
4. Guosheng Securities and Xiangcai Securities were each fined 290,000 yuan and both were suspended from opening new securities accounts for three months.
5. Alphabet launches Asian bond issuance as AI companies face scrutiny.
6. Demand for New Zealand bond auctions hits its highest level since 2013.
7. The Bank of Korea: Net foreign investment in Korean bonds reached US$5.61 billion in October.
8. Fuel supply shocks exacerbate inflation; Vietnam shelves its US dollar sovereign bond issuance plans.
9. CoreWeave reportedly intends to issue US$4 billion in investment-grade bonds.
10. UBS Asset Management says the AI investment boom has created a "debt network," and the related risks are severely underestimated by the market. 11. UK GDP grew 0.7% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter, providing new data for the UK bond market to assess the economic resilience after interest rate hikes.
