US debt maintained a slight decline, with short-term products leading the decline. Oil prices continue to rise, prompting traders to raise the probability that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at next week's policy meeting. The supply side is also under pressure: the renewal of 10-year treasury bonds is expected to generate the highest bid yield since 2007, and the scale of the newly issued corporate bonds is expected to exceed the total amount of nearly 40 billion US dollars issued on Tuesday. The market will announce at 11:00 a.m. local time to expand the scale of the repurchase operation on Thursday. Related uncertainties provide support for long-term products.

US debt maintained a slight decline, with short-term products leading the decline. Oil prices continue to rise, prompting traders to raise the probability that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at next week's policy meeting. The supply side is also under pressure: the renewal of 10-year treasury bonds is expected to generate the highest bid yield since 2007, and the scale of the newly issued corporate bonds is expected to exceed the total amount of nearly 40 billion US dollars issued on Tuesday. The market will announce at 11:00 a.m. local time to expand the scale of the repurchase operation on Thursday. Related uncertainties provide support for long-term products.