他在社交平台X上表示："美国财政部已准备好立即采取一切必要的非常措施，以维护市场稳定。"消息 公布后，阿根廷2035年到期的美元债价格跳涨4.6美分，报60.58美分；比索兑美元升值0.8%，收于1美 元兑1425比索，扭转此前数日政府干预下的疲软走势。 贝森特在声明中强调，阿根廷正面临"严重的流动性紧缩"，而国际社会，包括IMF在内，已一致支持阿 根廷实施审慎的财政战略。美国财政部发言人拒绝透露购买比索的具体规模以及货币互换额度的操作细 节。 贝森特的声明发布于与阿根廷财政部长Luis Caputo为期四天的会谈结束之际。会议还包括国际货币基金 组织(IMF)官员的参与。今年4月，IMF刚刚批准了对阿根廷的新一轮200亿美元贷款计划。 贝森特表示，Caputo向其汇报了与IMF在改革承诺上的密切协调，并强调阿根廷当前的政策在财政纪律 支撑下"总体稳健"。他指出："阿根廷的汇率区间仍然适用。" 美国财政部长贝森特周四表示，美国政府已直接购入阿根廷比索，并与阿根廷央行敲定了一项规模达 200亿美元的货币互换框架协议。受此消息推动，阿根廷比索与美元债券双双大幅走强，市场情绪明显 回暖。 ...

证券代码：600958 证券简称：东方证券 公告编号：2025-046 （一）担保的基本情况 东方证券股份有限公司（以下简称"公司"）作为担保人于2025年9月29日签署《担保契据》，为境外间 接全资子公司Orient ZhiSheng Limited发行3亿美元三年期浮动利息的美元债券（以下简称"本次债券"） 项下的全部偿付义务提供无条件且不可撤销的保证担保（以下简称"本次担保"）。 由于Orient ZhiSheng Limited为公司全资子公司，本次担保不涉及其他股东方提供担保。本次担保亦不 涉及反担保。本次担保实施后，公司为Orient ZhiSheng Limited提供担保余额为6.46亿美元（含本次担 保）；授权期限内公司及子公司为资产负债率超过70%的全资子公司的担保剩余可用额度为人民币 60.09亿元。 （二）内部决策程序 东方证券股份有限公司 关于为境外间接全资子公司发行美元债券 提供担保的公告 本公司董事会及全体董事保证本公告内容不存在任何虚假记载、误导性陈述或者重大遗漏，并对其内容 的真实性、准确性和完整性承担法律责任。 重要内容提示： ● 担保对象及基本情况 （一）基本情况 202 ...

由于Orient ZhiSheng Limited为公司全资子公司，本次担保不涉及其他股东方提供担保。本次担保亦不 涉及反担保。本次担保实施后，公司为Orient ZhiSheng Limited提供担保余额为6.46亿美元(含本次担保); 授权期限内公司及子公司为资产负债率超过70%的全资子公司的担保剩余可用额度为人民币60.09亿 元。 智通财经APP讯，东方证券(03958)发布公告，该公司作为担保人于2025年9月29日签署《担保契据》， 为境外间接全资子公司Orient ZhiSheng Limited发行3亿美元三年期浮动利息的美元债券(以下简称"本次 债券")项下的全部偿付义务提供无条件且不可撤销的保证担保(以下简称"本次担保")。 ...

在本周一放话考虑"所有稳定选项"后，美国财长贝森特透露了支持阿根廷的细节，力挺米莱政府渡过选 举关键期。 贝森特表示，美国支持阿根廷和米莱，他并不认为市场对米莱失去了信心，只是人们想起了之前的危 机。他说："我们不会让市场波动阻碍米莱推行重大的经济改革。" 美东时间9月24日周三，贝森特公布，美国正与阿根廷就一项200亿美元的货币互换协议进行谈判，并准 备购买该国的美元债券，为阿根廷总统米莱在下月关键中期选举前提供"桥梁"支持。这一举措凸显特朗 普政府对其自由主义盟友的坚定支持，旨在防范比索遭遇挤兑风险。 受贝森特最近的美国支持表态提振，本周阿根廷金融市场强势反弹。比索兑美元汇率周三盘中一度涨 2.7%，美元债券全线上涨，其中2035年到期债券上涨约4美分，完全抹去布宜诺斯艾利斯地方选举以来 的跌幅。这一支持承诺有效缓解了市场对阿根廷流动性困难的担忧。 分析师认为，美国的财政支持将显著提升阿根廷在2026年初重返国际债券市场的可能性。Adcap Grupo Financiero首席经济学家Federico Filippини表示，此举消除了米莱经济计划面临的流动性困难不确定 性。 同在周三，媒体获悉，阿根廷央 ...

Group 1 - The Hong Kong government aims to encourage more companies to issue bonds in Hong Kong, as mentioned in the Chief Executive's latest Policy Address [1] - The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) will release a "Fixed Income and Currency" roadmap detailing the initiatives [1] - A dedicated task force established by the two regulatory bodies has discussed three main proposals to enhance the bond market, including attracting more international issuers and improving offshore RMB issuance [1] Group 2 - The task force's discussions also include strategies to lower the funding costs and interest rate volatility for offshore RMB bonds, aligning them closer to onshore rates [1] - There is a preliminary exploration of allowing mainland investors to have more flexible arrangements for funds to "stay" in Hong Kong investment accounts, enhancing the liquidity of the offshore RMB pool [1] - The SFC and HKMA are collaborating with the financial industry and stakeholders to promote activities in both primary and secondary bond markets, further develop the foreign exchange market, and assess the feasibility of necessary financial market infrastructure [1]

Group 1 - The Federal Reserve has lowered the federal funds rate target range to 4.00-4.25%, indicating a strategic shift towards a more accommodative monetary policy after nine months of stability [2] - The U.S. economy is showing signs of weakness, with the consumer price index (CPI) rising to 2.9% year-on-year in August, and the labor market showing signs of fatigue [5] - The shift in monetary policy is seen as a necessary response to high inflation pressures and a cooling labor market, moving away from the previously anticipated "soft landing" scenario [5] Group 2 - The easing of U.S. monetary policy is expected to influence capital flows, coinciding with key adjustments in China's domestic policies, particularly in the real estate sector [8] - China's real estate market has been undergoing a significant correction since 2021, with policies aimed at reducing leverage and financial risks, but recent external liquidity easing may ignite market activity [8][9] - Mortgage rates in China have dropped to around 3%, with some cities nearing 2.8%, providing tangible cash flow improvements for homebuyers [9] Group 3 - The perception of housing prices is influenced by market expectations, where a consensus that prices will not fall further can lead to increased transaction volumes [13] - The decline in financing costs for real estate companies due to U.S. rate cuts, combined with domestic debt restructuring efforts, is expected to alleviate financial pressures on these firms [16] - The stability of the RMB and improved financing conditions could restore buyer confidence and project delivery timelines in the real estate market [16] Group 4 - The current environment allows for a potential rebound in the real estate market, driven by improved credit conditions and a shift in investor sentiment towards real estate as a stable asset class [19] - The Chinese central bank's policy adjustments are aimed at maintaining exchange rate stability while facilitating capital flows, creating a conducive environment for market recovery [20] - The effectiveness of policy transmission from interest rates to real estate transactions will be crucial for achieving a sustainable recovery in the sector [31]

Group 1 - The European bond market is experiencing a historic issuance wave, marking the end of summer lull and the beginning of September's financing surge, with 28 issuers seeking at least €49.6 billion (approximately $57.7 billion) in funding, breaking the previous single-day issuance record of €47.6 billion earlier this year [1] - The record issuance reflects the traditional recovery trend in September, as governments and corporations return to the market post-summer for financing needs for the remainder of the year [1] - The primary drivers of this issuance wave are large-scale financing from sovereign nations like the UK and Italy, supported by strong demand from bond funds that saw continuous inflows throughout the summer [1] Group 2 - Sovereign bonds were the focal point of the record issuance, with the UK issuing £14 billion (approximately $18.7 billion) in 10-year government bonds, achieving the largest single issuance in the country's history, attracting over £141 billion in subscription orders [2] - Italy successfully issued a total of €18 billion in bonds, including €13 billion in 7-year notes and €5 billion in 30-year bonds, with total demand exceeding €218 billion, highlighting strong investor interest in high-yield sovereign debt [2] Group 3 - High yields are a key factor attracting investors, with Morgan Stanley's Dan Shane noting that the successful UK bond issuance demonstrates strong market demand, with international buyers accounting for 40% of the total issuance [3] - The global bond issuance wave is not limited to Europe, as other major markets are also experiencing busy activity, such as Saudi Arabia planning to issue Islamic bonds with approximately $15 billion in orders to fund its budget deficit and diversification plans [4] - In Japan, at least seven companies have initiated dollar bond issuances, with expectations that this week will be the busiest for global debt issuance this year, potentially surpassing $100 billion in total issuance for Japanese issuers [4]

中国石油天然气股份有限公司计划发行3年期美元债券为2026年到期票据再融资。 ...

Core Viewpoint - South Korea is considering issuing dollar bonds, which will test global investor sentiment amid recent diplomatic engagements with the U.S. [1] Group 1: Economic Context - The dollar index is currently at 98.01, with a 0.14% increase from an opening price of 97.87 [1] - The dollar index is trading between a support level of 97.56 and a resistance level of 98.83, indicating a narrow range [1] Group 2: Government Actions - South Korean President Lee Jae-myung met with U.S. President Trump, easing tensions and leading to potential financial commitments [1] - The South Korean government has requested proposals from domestic and international banks for the issuance of dollar and yen bonds in the coming months [1] - With parliamentary approval, South Korea may issue up to approximately $1.8 billion in bonds [1] Group 3: Corporate Investments - Following the trade agreement, South Korean companies announced plans for private sector investments in addition to the $350 billion related to the U.S. government [1]

Core Viewpoint - Greenland Holdings is actively engaging in a debt buyback strategy to manage its outstanding USD bonds, demonstrating a significant commitment to reducing its debt burden [1][2]. Debt Buyback Details - Greenland plans to repurchase USD bonds totaling approximately $13.4 billion, which represents 40% of its total outstanding offshore debt of $34 billion [1]. - The company intends to execute the buyback at about 20% of the market price, amounting to an expenditure of approximately $2.68 billion, equivalent to around 19 billion RMB [1][2]. - The buyback will significantly reduce actual debt by over $10 billion, effectively cutting the debt burden by 80% for this portion [2]. Specific Bond Repurchase Proportions - The repurchase proportions for the nine USD bonds are as follows: - $130 million for the bond maturing in 2028.6, representing 29.52% - $130 million for the bond maturing in 2028.11, representing 38.72% - $7.59 million for the bond maturing in 2028.12, representing 25.78% - $120 million for the bond maturing in 2029.2, representing 41.14% - $184 million for the bond maturing in 2029.4, representing 47.08% - $247 million for the bond maturing in 2029.9, representing 44.73% - $51 million for the bond maturing in 2030.3, representing 14.6% - $104 million for the bond maturing in 2031.1, representing 38.09% - $340 million for the secured bond in 2030, representing 51.45% [3]. Voting Outcomes and Future Steps - Six out of the nine bonds received creditor approval for the buyback, while two did not pass, and one is pending due to insufficient votes [1][4]. - For the bonds that passed, if the remaining amount falls below 33% of the total after the buyback, Greenland can redeem them at 19% of their face value [3]. - The bond maturing in 2028.12 is expected to pass in the delayed vote, as it has already received 25.78% acceptance [3]. Potential Scenarios for Non-Approved Bonds - Creditors may either form a coalition to oppose Greenland's buyback efforts or may choose to accept the buyback, which could weaken their resolve [5][6]. - Historical cases suggest that time tends to favor the debtor rather than the creditor in such situations [6].