PANews reported that Nvidia’s debt default insurance costs have risen more than twofold since the beginning of this year and surpassed Meta’s for the first time since at least 2025 year November. The report also stated that 2026 year AI related debt issuance reached 489000000000 USD。
The People's Bank of China announced the establishment of the Bond Market Non-Bank Large-Scale Redemption Swap Facility (BNSF) to support financing by relevant institutions and absorb redeemed assets under specific systemic pressure scenarios.
BlockBeats cited Crisil Coalition Greenwich as saying that global banks' investment-banking fees from related transactions this year are expected to reach AI 8500000000 USD. High interest rates and expanding data center financing are prompting banks to tighten risk assessments.
South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance said it will closely monitor whether stock market volatility spreads to bond, foreign exchange, and money markets, and will respond sternly to acts that disrupt market order.
October 15, U.S. Treasury yields declined across the board, with long-term yields leading the declines; 20-year, 30-year, and 10-year yields each fell by more than 13 basis points intraday.
United Overseas Bank strategist says the USD index's upward momentum is weakening, with consolidation or a mild decline possible ahead; investment strategist says the breakout in US Treasury yields 5%is not historically abnormal.
BlockBeats, citing Jinshi, reported that over the past 3 weeks, U.S. mortgage bond funds experienced an unusually rapid pace of outflows, while the MBS index September recorded its second-worst monthly performance on record. The report attributed the pressure to rising yields and rate hike expectations.
Goldman Sachs adjusted its views on global equities and long-duration bond allocations; UNCTAD lowered its 2026 global growth forecast. The report also summarizes concerns about U.S. inflation, pressure on French sovereign debt, and RLUSD custody developments.
Bitunix believes that rising long-term bond yields have tightened financing conditions and may reduce the need for central banks to continue raising rates; the key factors going forward are inflation, energy prices, and cooling demand.
The summary shows that U.S. stock index futures rose, while gold, silver, and oil prices increased; European bond markets came under pressure, and the market is focused on U.S. inflation data and fiscal deficit risks.
Dalio said that the simultaneous rise in U.S. stocks and U.S. Treasury yields has weakened the stock market’s buffer against a bond-market sell-off, while credit spreads have begun to widen; he believes the bond bear market may continue, but does not expect corporate earnings to decline soon or U.S. stocks to undergo a sharp correction.