1. The Ministry of Finance successfully issued RMB-denominated green sovereign bonds in Canada.
2. The Hong Kong Financial Services Development Council proposed studying the inclusion of mainland retirement funds in the Bond Connect "Southbound Trading".
3. Zhuhai Huafa Group responded to the downgrade of its overseas credit rating, with its senior unsecured debt rating simultaneously reduced to BB+.
4. Federal Reserve Chairman Logan: The Fed needs to raise interest rates at least twice more, 25 basis points each time.
5. The cost of living continues to rise, and more and more Americans are falling into serious debt distress.
6. Federal Reserve Governor Bowman: Inflation still needs to be controlled, but the costs of further tightening policy need to be weighed.
7. New York Fed: US household loan delinquency rates rose slightly, with mortgage delinquency rates hitting a new high since 2018.
8. In the first nine months, Jiangsu enterprises issued RMB 33.24 billion in green bonds and RMB 8.999 billion in carbon neutral bonds.
9. Total US credit card debt rose to $1.29 trillion, a record high.
10. The Bank of England will lend its purchased government bonds to the market to ease liquidity pressures in the bond market.
11. CoreWeave plans to raise billions of dollars in chip-backed loans, with expected interest rates of 7%-7.5%.
12. South Korea penalized 15 primary dealers of government bonds, with fines totaling approximately 1.63 trillion won for bid-rigging.
