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OCBC Daily Credit Snapshot 29 September 2026

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OCBC 每日信用快照 2026年9月29日

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Core conclusion · Tlines extraction

US equities fell as Brent settled 0.9% higher at USD105.3/bbl and the US 10Y yield rose about 7bps to 5.25%, with markets pricing roughly a 70% chance of another 25bp hike in October. US IG spreads widened 2bps to 82bps and HY 9bps to 303bps. Singapore August industrial production rose 15.4% y/y, while China's August industrial profit growth slowed to 4.2%.

Institution
OCBC Research
Published
09/29/2026
Research topic
Not explicitly stated
Time horizon
Not explicitly stated

Key arguments

  • Higher oil prices and Treasury yields weighed on US equities, with the S&P 500 down 0.8%.
  • US-Iran talks with Qatari mediators continue, but oil stayed elevated amid uncertainty over a deal and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
  • US credit spreads widened, with US High Yield up 9bps to 303bps and US Investment Grade up 2bps to 82bps.
  • Asia credit was mixed: Asia USD IG widened 1bp to 56bps while Asia USD HY tightened 1bp to 330bps.

Key numbers

Brent settlement
USD105.3/bbl (+0.9%)
US 10Y yield
5.25% (about +7bps)
October hike probability
about 70% for 25bp
Singapore IP (August)
+15.4% y/y; -0.5% m/m SA
China industrial profits (Jan-Aug)
+15.7% y/y; August +4.2%

Main risks

  • If US-Iran talks collapse, oil could rise further, adding to inflation and yield pressure.
  • Markets price about a 70% chance of an October 25bp hike; a shift in that pricing could move credit spreads.
  • China's August retail sales growth of 0.4% and slowing industrial profit growth point to uneven domestic demand.

Corresponding source evidence

  1. Looking ahead, we expect industrial production to grow 6.0% y/y for the remaining four months of the year, which would bring full-year manufacturing growth to 9.0% y/y.
  2. Capital goods output remained particularly strong at 16.9%, pointing to continued investment momentum, while softer consumer non-durables growth suggests the expansion remains more investment-led than consumption-led.

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