U.S. Treasury yields surpass 5.5%, new ETF launches on Hong Kong Exchange

TechFlow reports that on September 26, according to Jinshi Data, the US 30-year Treasury yield broke through 5.5%, reaching a new high since 2004; the 10-year yield rose to 5.23%, also marking a new high since 2007. Federal Reserve's Schmid stated that inflation remains unresolved, while Hammack said the rise in US Treasury yields does not stem from a loss of confidence in inflation.

Locally, HKEX listed the Nanfang Pioneer Tech ETF and the Value Partners Optical Communications Active ETF today. Starting in November, the derivatives clearing subsidiary of HKEX will accept Chinese treasury bonds, policy bank bonds, and Ministry of Finance bonds as non-cash collateral. Additionally, Tesla management informed employees that the company plans to establish a production line by the end of the year capable of manufacturing over 1,000 robots per week.