1. Pan Gongsheng: The People's Bank of China will resume open market treasury bond trading operations.
2. The Federal Reserve's balance sheet reduction is nearing its end, and signs of pressure are emerging in the money market.
3. Tonghe Technology: The Shenzhen Stock Exchange has accepted its application to issue convertible bonds to unspecified entities.
4. In the first nine months of this year, overseas institutions handled nearly 400 billion yuan in cross-border bond transactions in Guangdong, an 84% year-on-year increase.
5. China Mobile converted convertible bonds of Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, increasing its stake to 18.18%.
6. Moody's: Whether the US-Southeast Asia trade agreement will improve the regional outlook remains unclear.
7. Henan Province successfully issued nearly 37.8 billion yuan in government bonds.
8. To protect inter-seasonal liquidity, the central bank increased the amount of MLF renewals for eight consecutive months.
9. Hebei issued 4.738 billion yuan in special bonds to purchase and store idle land, becoming the first region to implement a non-self-assessed and self-issued pilot program. 10. China Resources Land reportedly plans to issue $1.05 billion in dual-currency offshore bonds next month.
11. China Fortune Land Development's 2025 bondholders meeting was held ineffectively, with the resolution not passed.
