1. The US fiscal deficit reached $404 billion in October, a 42% increase year-on-year.
2. The Federal Reserve's 2027 interest rate decision schedule has been released; the October meeting will focus on monetary policy.
3. Federal Reserve Chairman Hamak: A shift to restrictive monetary policy is needed to reduce inflation.
4. Chicago Fed President Goolsby: US inflation is at a dangerous juncture; further deterioration should be prevented.
5. US Treasury Secretary Bessant believes ending "tax tricks" is one option for reducing the US deficit.
6. Central Bank official Zou Lan: Slower and higher-quality credit growth has become the new normal for macroeconomic operations; the adaptability of the credit reporting system needs improvement.
7. China Construction Bank assisted Indonesia in issuing 10 billion yuan in Panda bonds, setting a new record for single-transaction size.
8. Goldman Sachs predicts the 10-year US Treasury yield will fall to 4.6% by 2027.
9. The US Treasury auctioned $25 billion in 30-year Treasury bonds, with a winning bid yield of 5.441%. 10. Zeng Zheng of Allianz: Frequent bond issuances by mega-cloud service providers have led to market digestion difficulties.
11. US Treasury yields surge, shattering hopes that the worst of the bond market sell-off is over.
12. Berkshire Hathaway issues over 180 billion yen in bonds in Japan, raising borrowing costs.
