據伊通社（IRNA）援引國際問題分析人士卡赫拉曼普爾表示，伊朗出席聯合國大會是與衆多世界領導人會面並開展重要磋商的機會。他強調，不應期待伊朗在聯合國大會期間開展的外交倡議能夠立即取得成果。當前階段，伊朗可以通過闡明自身立場、提出切實可行的解決方案，並與友好及獨立國家進行磋商來推動外交倡議，從而爲開闢新的外交路徑奠定初步基礎。 談及伊朗伊斯蘭共和國可以在聯合國大會期間推動的倡議，這位國際問題分析人士表示，“第一，應降低對這一外交倡議的預期；第二，應通過積極行動和主動外交，以及媒體、在聯合國大會發表講話，與其他國家接觸，並與願意坐下來聽取伊朗立場的國家進行溝通，將伊朗的立場傳達給全世界。拉丁美洲、亞洲和非洲國家以及世界許多其他國家都可以聽到伊朗的立場，這一點非常重要。”

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Wall Street banks expect the US to borrow roughly $1tn by issuing short-term Treasuries over the next year to meet rising financing needs, the Financial Times reports. BofA projects net new cash borrowing excluding refunding in the fiscal year to Sept 2027 at about $1.07tn; JP Morgan forecasts $1.09tn of short-term issuance in 2027; Goldman sees $961bn. The rise in bill issuance arrives as long-term borrowing costs sit at their highest since 2007; Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has pushed to expand 10-30yr buybacks to lower the long end. BofA expects outstanding short-term Treasuries to climb to roughly $8tn by next Sept, about 24.3% of marketable debt; Goldman projects 24.3% next year and 24.9% in 2028 — near pandemic highs and above the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee’s ~20% suggested long-run share. Analysts say heavier bill issuance can reduce near-term financing costs but increases future refinancing risk; BofA rates strategist Mark Cabana warned large bill supply could make interest expense larger and more volatile. The Fed’s purchases of short-term Treasuries this year and roughly $8tn in money market fund assets are supporting demand for bills.