On February 11, China’s Finance Ministry announced the issuance of 14 billion yuan in treasury bonds in Hong Kong, featuring a coupon rate of 1.38% for these 2-year, yuan-denominated bonds. This move underscores Hong Kong’s status as a leading hub for offshore yuan bond sales, which helps enhance RMB liquidity abroad and promote the internationalization of the yuan in global finance.
Former President Trump announced that employment numbers remain positive following recent job cuts in government sectors. This development comes as part of a broader White House initiative aimed at reducing federal bureaucracy to improve efficiency […]
Record-high interest payments on US public debt to overseas holders reached $292 billion in the third quarter of 2025, a figure that has more than doubled since 2020. This surge in interest payments reflects the […]
In January, the U.S. labor market saw a gain of 130,000 nonfarm payrolls, marking the strongest growth compared to the stagnant conditions of 2025 and lowering the unemployment rate to 4.3%, its lowest since August. […]