The yields of active 2-7 year treasury bonds generally fell by 2BP, the yields of active 10-year treasury bonds fell by 1.25BP to 2.1525%, and the yields of active 30-year treasury bonds fell by 1.30BP to 2.3475%.

The interbank bond yields fell across the board, with the 7-year "24 Interest-bearing Treasury Bond 06" falling 2.05bp to 2.0395%; the 10-year and 30-year active treasury bonds fell 1.25bp, with "24 Interest-bearing Treasury Bond 11" at 2.1525% and "23 Interest-bearing Treasury Bond 23" at 2.3475%. In addition, the 10-year "24 National Development and Reform Commission 10" fell 1bp to 2.232%.

A refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, reported a small leak and fire that led to the release of emissions.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Preparatory work for the construction of the Russian natural gas pipeline through Mongolia is proceeding as planned.

Hong Kong Observatory: Hong Kong is considering issuing Typhoon Signal No. 1 from Tuesday afternoon to evening.

The Philippines suspended government work in the capital on September 2 due to storms. The Philippine central bank said monetary operations were suspended on September 2.

Toyota will resume production at all its factories in Japan on Monday evening.

The Central Election Commission of Azerbaijan announced in the early hours of the 2nd that the ruling New Azerbaijan Party won the new parliamentary election held on the 1st.

Schools in the Philippine capital were suspended on September 2 due to the storm.

US Department of Defense: US Secretary of Defense Austin and Israeli Defense Minister Galant pledged to reach a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

U.S. Department of Defense: U.S. Secretary of Defense Austin spoke with Israeli Defense Minister Galant on the phone, and the two sides discussed the issue of rescuing the six hostages in Gaza.

Goldman Sachs: Raised its forecast for the annualized quarterly rate of real GDP in the third quarter of the United States from 2.5% to 2.7%.

National Hurricane Center: Storm Horn transitions to extratropical cyclone.

US Geological Survey: A 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck the town of Panguna on Gamville Island, Papua New Guinea.

US Geological Survey: A magnitude 5.0 earthquake occurred 208 kilometers south-southeast of Sarangani, Philippines.

Market news: The American hotel industry union "Unite Here" said that about 10,000 hotel workers in 25 hotels in eight cities in the United States went on strike.

Ukrainian Ministry of Defense: In August, Russian forces lost 1,517 artillery systems, the second-highest monthly total since the beginning of the conflict.