1. The total U.S. national debt exceeded $38 trillion for the first time.
2. Falling U.S. Treasury yields signaled a Federal Reserve interest rate cut.
3. The Federal Reserve plans to introduce new regulations to significantly ease capital requirements for large banks.
4. Institutional analysis: Canada's debt-to-GDP ratio will continue to rise.
5. Japanese regional banks are developing a new strategy, anticipating peaks in central bank interest rates to buy domestic bonds.
6. Shandong is actively promoting the expansion of science and technology innovation bonds.
7. Guangdong has launched its first financial leasing company with a parent-subsidiary company sharing a foreign debt quota.
8. Lianrui New Materials: Its application to issue convertible bonds to unspecified individuals has been approved by the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Listing Review Committee.
9. In the first nine months of the year, 81.6 billion yuan in special bonds for urban village renovation were issued nationwide, a 1.4-fold year-on-year increase.
10. The FTSE China RMB Onshore Bond Index is expanding, with the inclusion of revised standards expected to attract over 3,000 new bonds. 11. The coupon rate of China Merchants Shekou’s second tranche of corporate bonds in 2025 is set at 1.50%-2.50%.
