1. Fed Minutes: Some participants are willing to consider a rate cut at the next meeting.
2. Fed Minutes: Respondents believe that fiscal outlook is the main factor affecting 10-year Treasury yields.
3. Alibaba: Completed the issuance of HK$12.023 billion zero-interest convertible bonds.
4. The Ministry of Finance plans to issue 2025 book-entry discount (42nd issue) Treasury bonds.
5. China Development Bank issued 12 billion yuan of multi-term bonds.
6. Institutions: The bond market showed signs of slight "indigestion".
7. Longfor Group: The domestic debt restructuring plan was approved by relevant creditors.
8. Qingdao Beicheng issued 1.2 billion bonds and paid principal and interest on July 18, with an interest rate of 3.70%.
9. The supply of ultra-long-term bonds increased in July, and the planned issuance scale approached 1.3 trillion.
10. The Japanese Government Pension Investment Fund increased its holdings of US Treasuries to a ten-year high.
11. The shares of many bond funds increased significantly in the second quarter compared with the previous quarter, and public fund institutions are optimistic about the bond market in the third quarter.
12. Bank of England: A small number of highly leveraged hedge funds may cause the British bond selling wave during the Truss period to reappear.