1. The People's Bank of China: Will conduct a 900 billion yuan one-year MLF operation.
2. The People's Bank of China: Maintain the smooth operation of financial markets, including the stock, bond, and foreign exchange markets.
3. European rating agency Scope downgraded the US credit rating to AA-.
4. Moody's downgraded France's sovereign credit rating outlook to negative.
5. Meituan: Proposed issuing US dollar and RMB senior notes.
6. China Securities Regulatory Commission: Deepen the reform of the Science and Technology Innovation Board and the ChiNext Board, and strengthen the functions of the bond and futures markets.
7. Ministry of Finance: 474.1 billion yuan in new bonds were issued nationwide in September, including 55 billion yuan in general bonds and 419.1 billion yuan in special bonds.
8. Shenzhen's first out-of-court restructuring and settlement of joint and several debts of a company and an individual was concluded.
9. Hubei Yihua: Plans to issue convertible bonds of up to 3.3 billion yuan, with the proceeds to be used for projects such as the high-value utilization of phosphorus and fluorine resources.
10. Yuexiu Real Estate plans to issue three-year RMB green bonds with a final guidance price of 3.30%. 11. Institutional Report: US Treasury yields may fall further in the short term.
12. British Media: IMF data shows that the US government debt burden may surpass Italy's.
