1. China reduced its holdings of U.S. Treasuries by $25.7 billion in July, reaching its lowest level since 2009.
2. The founder of Bridgewater Associates warned that the U.S. debt crisis threatens the monetary system.
3. Analysts say the Bank of England's reduction in long-term Treasury bond sales is an implicit admission that previous operations have harmed public finances.
4. BlackRock: Foreign capital inflows will drive a rebound in Indian bonds.
5. Ministry of Science and Technology: 288 entities have issued over 600 billion yuan in science and technology innovation bonds.
6. Xiamen City plans to issue 9.224 billion yuan in local government bonds, including 1.461 billion yuan in "special" new special bonds.
7. China Pacific Insurance completed the issuance of HK$15.556 billion in zero-coupon convertible bonds.
8. China Railway Construction Real Estate successfully issued 1 billion yuan in corporate bonds with a coupon rate of 2.52%.
9. Guangzhou Port Group announced that the interest rate for its second tranche of corporate bonds in 2025 will be 1.96%. 10. Greentown plans to pay interest on its 1 billion yuan medium-term note, with the interest rate for the current interest period being 3.95%.
11. China Fortune Land Development's "20 Happiness 01" corporate bond matures on September 21st, and a repayment plan is being formulated.
