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05:44

Some data in the United States was released early due to the Thanksgiving holiday.

Odaily News Due to the impact of the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States (November 27), the data for initial jobless claims in the U.S. will be released earlier tonight at 21:30, the EIA natural gas inventory report will be released earlier tomorrow at 01:00, and the oil drilling data will be released earlier tomorrow at 02:00. On November 27 (tomorrow), the U.S. stock and bond markets will be closed for one day, and the futures trading for gold, silver, and oil contracts will end early. Investors are advised to pay attention. (Jin10)
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07:32

IOST (IOST) rose by 20.44% in the last 24 hours.

Gate News Bot news, on November 25, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of the time of writing, IOST (IOST) is currently priced at $0.00204268, with a rise of 20.44% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.00206083 and a low of $0.00162814. The current market capitalization is approximately $60.1 million, an increase of $1.02 million compared to yesterday. IOST is a high-performance blockchain platform designed for asset tokenization. As the first multi-chain physical asset infrastructure, IOST 3.0 is committed to bringing real-world assets into the Web3 space, transforming the $300 billion bond market and traditional finance into borderless, highly liquid, and programmable assets. IOST features a high-performance Layer-2 architecture, cross-chain interoperability, institutional-grade security, and compliant identity verification.
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01:15

The European Central Bank warns of the threat posed by stablecoins, stating that a bank run could impact the $25 trillion U.S. Treasury market.

The European Central Bank report indicates that stablecoins may pose risks to financial stability, especially when investors lose confidence in their redemption capabilities. Tether and Circle, as the largest holders of U.S. Treasury bonds, may trigger a bank run that could lead to the dumping of reserve assets, impacting the $25 trillion U.S. Treasury bond market. Despite pressure on the banking industry, the U.S. continues to support the stablecoin industry, with related regulations like the GENIUS Act aimed at reducing risks.
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08:44

Traditional media sharply critiques Bitcoin's big dump: the encryption industry is rapidly declining, which may trigger a broader economic recession.

The Economist pointed out that Crypto Assets have transformed from being "objects of ridicule" to a "widely accepted and even encouraged" asset class, but the big dump in Bitcoin prices indicates that the industry is rapidly declining. "The lack of new bullish narratives to support further rises in the price of a speculative asset—one that generates no income and relies entirely on future capital gain expectations—poses a significant challenge." The article also noted that the increasingly close ties between Crypto Assets and the TradFi sector could trigger a broader economic recession—if stablecoins face dumping, it could shake the bond market or lead to a fall in tech stocks.
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06:52

The American tech giants have sparked a bond issuance frenzy.

Recently, US tech giants issued nearly $90 billion in bonds, raising concerns in the market about the ability to absorb the rise in AI spending and debt supply, leading to a significant pullback in US stocks. The Nasdaq and tech stocks experienced falls, with individual stocks like Advanced Micro Devices and Micron Technology performing particularly weak.
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11:10

CryptoQuant CEO: The market weakness is beyond expectations, and there may not be a strong rebound in the next 3-6 months.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju analyzed the market's weakness and predicted that Bitcoin might struggle to rebound in the next 3-6 months, with a real bull run awaiting liquidity recovery next year. He also mentioned that the foreign demand for U.S. Treasury bonds is weakening, and insufficient liquidity will lead to instability in the bond market, with scarce assets like gold and Bitcoin expected to rise in price.
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10:00

U.S. prosecutors deny making immunity promises in the FTX partner case.

PANews November 21 news, according to Cryptopolitan, former U.S. federal prosecutor Danielle Sassoon firmly denied promising immunity to Michelle Bond, a partner of former FTX executive Ryan Salame, during a high-risk evidence hearing held at the Manhattan federal court. According to the hearing content, Sassoon testified about Ryan Salame's plea situation, who was sentenced to over seven years in prison for his plea. Further scrutiny of this former FTX executive and his then-girlfriend Michelle Bond has led Sassoon to face campaign finance allegations. "I had no intention of setting a trap or enticing others to plead guilty," Sassoon mentioned regarding Bond's plea in Salame.
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09:13

The Hong Kong Treasury will promote the tokenization of the bond market, with details to be announced in the first half of 2026.

According to ChainCatcher news, the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong, Hui Chengyu, stated that they are jointly advancing research on the applicability of existing laws to tokenized bonds, in order to promote the adoption of tokenization technology in the Hong Kong bond market. Details will be announced in the first half of next year. Hui Chengyu mentioned that the previously issued third batch of tokenized green bonds introduced the option of settlement in Central Bank currencies tokenized in RMB and HKD, making it one of the first digital bonds globally to apply these two tokenized Central Bank currencies in the settlement process.
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07:54

The Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong: Currently promoting the research on the applicability of existing laws to tokenized bonds.

The Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong, Xu Zhengyu, stated at a seminar that Hong Kong is studying the legal applicability of tokenization bonds to promote the technological application in the bond market, with relevant details to be announced in the first half of next year. At the same time, financial regulatory authorities are actively working to optimize the regulatory framework for digital assets to enhance industry development.
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06:25

Nordea Bank of Sweden: Q1 U.S. Treasury yield is expected to reach 3.9%

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10 reports, Jussi Hiljanen, chief strategist of the research department at Nordea Bank in Sweden, stated in a report that he still expects the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond to fall to 3.9% in the first quarter of 2026. He pointed out that to achieve this goal, the market must re-establish confidence in the Fed's rate-cutting path. Although recent hawkish remarks from Fed officials have increased uncertainty in the short term, he emphasized that a shift to a more accommodative policy stance, a reduction in interest rate expectations, and lower yields remain his benchmark scenario in the next three to four months.
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03:53

The Japanese Cabinet approved a package economic stimulus plan worth over 21 trillion yen.

The Japanese cabinet has approved an economic stimulus plan amounting to 21.3 trillion yen, which includes 17.7 trillion yen in general expenditures, marking the largest scale since the COVID-19 pandemic. This policy has raised concerns in the market regarding fiscal conditions, leading to a depreciation of the yen and a rise in government bond yields. The plan is scheduled to be submitted to the Diet for deliberation on November 28.
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13:43

JPMorgan: Market concerns that MSCI may remove Strategy from key stock indices

Odaily News Wall Street investment bank JPMorgan stated that the market performance of Bitcoin treasury company Strategy has been relatively poor recently, and the recent market decline has led to increasing concerns that index provider MSCI may remove the company from key stock indices on January 15, 2026. Analysts believe that if MSCI removes Strategy, it could further impact the crypto market and exacerbate fluctuations, while losing the status as a major index component will also damage Strategy's reputation and raise doubts in the market about its financing capabilities in the stock and bond markets. (CoinDesk)
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19:14

Fed meeting minutes suggest halting the reduction of the balance sheet

According to ChainCatcher news, Jin10 reports that the Fed meeting minutes show that the SOMA (Open Market Operations account) manager suggested that the Fed should stop the balance sheet reduction as soon as possible, pointing out that excessive fluctuations in the repurchase market will pose risks to the Fed's interest rate control and the Treasury bond market.
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00:34

Société Générale's cryptocurrency division SG-FORGE completed its first blockchain digital bond issuance in the United States.

ChainCatcher news, Société Générale's crypto business unit SG-FORGE announced the completion of its first blockchain-based digital bond issuance in the United States, expanding its business layout in the on-chain capital market. The short-term bonds issued are linked to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) and were purchased by trading firm DRW. The digital bonds utilize tokenization technology from Broadridge Financial Solutions and operate on the privacy-supported blockchain infrastructure Canton developed by Digital Asset.
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00:12

New Hampshire, USA, launches the first Bitcoin-backed municipal bond.

New Hampshire has approved the nation's first municipal bond backed by Bitcoin as collateral, amounting to $100 million. This marks the first entry of digital assets into the traditional financing system, paving the way for Bitcoin to enter the global bond market. The bond is authorized by the Commercial Financing Authority, with funds secured by over-collateralized Bitcoin held in custody, attracting investment without the need for public funds.
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00:10

New Hampshire Makes History with First Bitcoin-Backed $100M Municipal Bond

Gate News bot message, New Hampshire has achieved a significant milestone by approving the first state-backed $100 million municipal bond secured by Bitcoin mining operations. This marks a groundbreaking development in the integration of cryptocurrency infrastructure into traditional state-level fin
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23:21

Société Générale issues U.S. digital bonds through Broadridge.

Golden Finance reports that Societe Generale issued the first U.S. digital bond through Broadridge's new tokenization platform, and DRW acquired the bond. The bond is a short-term floating rate note linked to SOFR, issued on the Canton Network. The token is registered by its subsidiary SG-FORGE, which has previously promoted on-chain bonds, Decentralized Finance transactions, and stablecoin EURCV among other Web3 innovative projects.
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21:13

U.S. Treasury bonds recover some losses from last week as the market bets that data recovery will boost rate cut expectations.

According to Jinse Finance, with UK government bonds leading the way, US Treasury bonds have recovered some ground lost last week. Despite an early setback in the corporate bond market at the start of this week—Amazon issued $12 billion in dollar-denominated bonds (its first dollar bond issuance since 2022)—the rebound in Treasury bonds has been maintained. Similarly, on Monday, the index measuring factory activity in New York unexpectedly increased, reaching its highest level in a year. Nevertheless, most Treasury yields still fell by 1 to 3 basis points. Earlier predictions suggested that with the end of the six-week government shutdown last week, the final restoration of federal economic statistics would boost the prospects of the Fed cutting rates again next month. Morgan Stanley's interest rate strategist predicts that by mid-2026, the yield on the US 10-year Treasury bond will fall to 3.75%, and in the most bullish scenario, it could even reach 2.40%. Although during the shutdown, there was no...
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05:24

Japanese long-term bonds are experiencing dumping, as the market worries that the scale of economic stimulus will increase the volume of bond issuance.

Japanese long-term government bonds have fallen sharply due to growing concerns about fiscal conditions in the market. The yield on 20-year government bonds has reached a new high since 1999, with traders following the fiscal expenditure of economic stimulus plans, worried that increasing debt may affect market stability. Despite GDP data supporting the stimulus plan, investors remain cautious.
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07:36

Institutions: The weak demand for global bond durations may continue

Jin10 Data, November 10th — BlueBay Asset Management's Chief Investment Officer Mark Dowding pointed out in a research report that the structural demand for bond duration has weakened globally, which could lead to persistent high term premiums. He stated that fixed income investors are currently more focused on obtaining substantial returns through spreads in areas such as credit bonds. "Therefore, we believe that the term premium will remain high, which will incentivize and attract investors to extend their duration risk exposure." The term premium refers to the additional yield investors require to hold long-term bonds compared to short-term bonds.
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06:51

Citibank: Japan's 30-year government bond yields are expected to remain within a range of fluctuations

Citigroup Investment Research forecasts that the composite yield of Japanese government bonds over the next 30 years will fluctuate between 3% and 3.2%, with a reduction in issuance size supporting ultra-long-term bonds. It is expected that the issuance of 20-year and 30-year bonds will decrease by 100 billion yen each time, and the issuance of 40-year government bonds will slow down next year.
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01:41

Streamex completed a $25 million first phase of Convertible Bond financing, which will promote the tokenization of gold plans.

Jinse Finance reports that Nasdaq-listed company Streamex has announced the completion of a $25 million initial Convertible Bond financing, with Cantor, Clear Street, and Needham & Company, LLC serving as placement agents. The company will use these funds to purchase physical gold, thereby strengthening Streamex's advancement of its gold tokenization plan and maintaining a balance sheet strategy supported by gold.
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03:31

The bond ETF scale has exceeded 7k billion yuan, with more than 30 funds exceeding 10 billion yuan.

Jin10 data, November 3 news, data shows that as of November 3, the total scale of bond ETFs has surpassed 700 billion yuan, reaching 7000.44 billion yuan, an increase of 5200.58 billion yuan compared to the beginning of the year. As of now, there are a total of 53 bond ETFs, of which 32 are new products added this year. Among the 53 products, 30 have a scale exceeding 10 billion yuan, accounting for more than 50%. The top three by scale are the short-term bond ETF under Hai Fu Tong Fund, the convertible bond ETF under Bosera Fund, and the government bond ETF under China Universal Asset Management, with scales of over 66 billion yuan, 58 billion yuan, and 40 billion yuan respectively.
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03:14

Vanke's US dollar bonds fell during the session.

Jin10 data reported on November 3, during today's trading, Vanke's 3.5% US dollar bond maturing in November 2029 fell by 8.5 cents per dollar, reaching 51.3 cents, marking the largest single-day fall since the bond's issuance in November 2019; Vanke's 3.975% bond maturing in November 2027 fell by 11 cents per dollar, reaching 59.5 cents.
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12:23

Meta plans to issue six parts of US dollar bonds to cope with the surge in AI spending.

Jin10 data reported on October 30, Meta Platforms (META.O) has begun to promote a US dollar bond issuance that may be divided into up to six parts to raise funds amid a surge in artificial intelligence spending. A source familiar with the matter revealed that the bonds will have maturities ranging from 5 to 40 years. The initial pricing for the 40-year bonds is approximately 1.4 percentage points above U.S. Treasury yields. The funds raised will be used for general corporate purposes. Citigroup and Morgan Stanley are managing the bond issuance.
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07:01

The Fed's rate cut may be lower than expected, with the policy interest rate endpoint above 3.5%.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10, Franklin Templeton Investments pointed out that the U.S. economy shows a steady rise and consumers continue to spend, but inflation concerns may cause the Fed to cut interest rates less than expected, with the expected endpoint of the current policy interest rate possibly higher than 3.5%, exceeding the market's general expectation of around 3%. In addition, the physical condition of U.S. companies is improving, with default rates at a low level, maintaining a positive outlook for the non-investment grade bond market.
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10:27

Market Analysis: The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield may rise to 6%

Arif Husain from T. Rowe Price predicts that the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond could rise from 4% to 6%. He believes this is due to soaring sovereign debt, persistent inflation, and issues with bond valuations. However, political pressure may force the Fed to cut interest rates, impacting yields downward.
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07:53

Traders increase their bets on a rate cut by the Bank of England, with two-year UK bond yields falling to a 14-month low.

Jin10 data reported on October 22, that UK inflation unexpectedly remained stable last month, supporting the case for further rate cuts, as traders increased their bets on the Bank of England lowering interest rates. The money market currently expects that the Bank of England will cut rates by 17 basis points by December, which corresponds to a roughly 70% chance of a 25 basis point cut. Prior to the data release, the chance of a rate cut before the end of the year was slightly above one-third. Driven by shorter-term bonds that are more sensitive to monetary policy, UK government bond prices surged significantly. The yield on two-year government bonds fell by as much as 10 basis points to 3.75%, the lowest level since August 2024.
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06:57

Wall Street strategists: The fall in oil prices may drive the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to 3.75%.

Wall Street researcher Ed Yardeni stated that the drop in oil prices could lead to a fall in U.S. Treasury yields to levels not seen over a year ago. If the Fed lowers interest rates, the yield on 10-year Treasuries could reach 3.75%. He believes that the long-term relationship between oil prices and inflation will drive the bond market to rise, and the current oversupply of oil combined with a slowdown in the global economy will further reduce consumer inflation rates.
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