1. Tencent Holdings issued 9 billion yuan in notes with interest rates ranging from 2.10% to 3.10%.
2. U.S. Treasury yields remained stable, awaiting the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.
3. Institutional commentary: The Fed's rate cut is good news for U.S. Treasury bond holders.
4. PIMCO recommends that the Fed pause its reduction of MBS holdings to boost the housing market.
5. The Ministry of Finance plans to issue the 59th issue of 2025 book-entry discount bonds, with a total competitive bidding value of 60 billion yuan.
6. Mexico resumed international bond issuance this week to rescue Pemex.
7. Oxford Economics: A renewed sovereign debt crisis in the Eurozone is not entirely impossible.
8. Riccardo's application for convertible corporate bonds to unspecified individuals has been approved by the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
9. Lujiazui issued 1.58 billion yuan in corporate bonds with coupon rates ranging from 1.40% to 2.40%.
10. Demand for Japan's 20-year government bonds reached its strongest level since 2020.
11. John Lee: We will continue discussions with relevant Mainland institutions on the implementation of launching offshore government bond futures in Hong Kong.
