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Sept 21 — The 25th China-ASEAN Economic and Trade Ministers' Meeting convened in Manila, hosted by the Philippines as ASEAN rotating chair. It was co-chaired by MOFCOM Vice Minister Yan Dong and the Philippine trade minister; ASEAN trade chiefs and the ASEAN secretary-general attended. Ministers exchanged views on global and regional economic conditions, China‑ASEAN trade cooperation and free-trade zone development, reaching broad consensus. Yan said that under leaders' strategic guidance China‑ASEAN economic ties have continued to deepen and that China's economic growth will continue to bring China Opportunity 2.0. China signalled readiness to deepen open cooperation with ASEAN, jointly counter unilateralism and protectionism, and expand cooperation on the digital economy and green trade and investment.

Iran signaled it could reopen the Strait of Hormuz if the US eases military pressure, prompting oil prices to fall and pushing euro-area bond yields lower for a second session to near two-week lows. Germany's 10-year bund yield, the euro-area benchmark, briefly rose 4bps at the open then fell 1bp to 3.441%. On Monday it had dropped 7bps to its lowest level since Sep 10. Yields had risen in recent weeks as markets priced further central bank tightening to counter energy-driven inflation; traders now price about 35bps more ECB tightening this year, down from 40bps expected on Friday. Rabobank senior rates strategist Lyn Graham-Taylor said Iran comments drove oil down, weighing on yields.