U.S. Stocks Rise After Bond Market Flips In Choppy Trading
U.S. stocks ended a volatile trading session slightly higher after Treasury yields retreated from multiyear highs and expectations for another rate hike this month subsided.
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The Bond Rout Is Deepening Even as Oil Tankers Return to the Strait of Hormuz
Supply chains that transform crude into fuel are still under siege, and that is keeping prices high-helping drive a brutal bond selloff.
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Another Fed Official Suggests Next Rate Increase Can Wait
Vice Chair Jefferson echoes another central bank official who cast doubt on an October hike.
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South Korea's Inflation Eases But Stays Sticky
Headline inflation moderated last month but remained above the central bank's 2% target, underscoring the challenge of taming price pressures stoked by the energy shock and artificial-intelligence boom.
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Mortgage Rates Surge, Notching Largest Weekly Gain in Four Years
The rise to 7.28% follows the bond-market rout and deals another blow to a limping housing market.
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Canada Manufacturing Grows More Modestly in September
Canadian manufacturing activity softened again last month, with the industry continuing to notch a lift in production in the face of a fall in new orders and a spike in cost inflation, data showed.
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U.S. Jobless Claims Fall for the Fourth Straight Week
The number of people who filed for unemployment benefits was 197,000, which was 1,000 lower than the revised 198,000 reported a week earlier, while economists expected to see the figure tick up to 200,000.
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France Is Ground Zero in the Global Bond Rout
The French government aims to cut tens of billions of euros in spending next year as it seeks to calm investor worries.
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Global Dealmaking Cools in Third Quarter
EXCLUSIVE: Fragile artificial-intelligence sentiment and higher borrowing costs helped dampen merger-and-acquisition activity in the third quarter, but giant AI deals mean 2026 is still on track to be the second-highest-volume year for global M&A ever, according to Mergermarket data.
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Eurozone Labor Market Continues to Defy Mounting Economic Headwinds
Unemployment stayed at 6.4% in August, even with higher interest rates and an energy crunch driven by war in the Middle East.
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Oil Climbs as U.S. Sends Another Aircraft Carrier to Middle East
Oil prices extended gains after The Wall Street Journal reported that the Pentagon has deployed a third aircraft carrier to the Middle East, adding as many as 10,000 American troops to the region.