Gabon’s dollar-bonds are the worst performers in emerging markets this week after the government held a series of investor calls on plans to sell new securities, raising questions about its disclosure of debt levels and sending yields soaring.

US Stocks surge broadly after September nonfarm payrolls dramatically undershot forecasts — 29,000 jobs added versus the 84,000–90,000 consensus and a 4.2% unemployment rate versus the expected 4.1% hold

Isabel Schnabel: Central banks on-chain

UK homeowners take a hit as global bond selloff deepens Reuters

United Airlines launched an aggressive status match program for Delta and American's top frequent flyer elites.

Oil retreats as market weighs mixed supply signals Reuters

Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management’s Shinji Kunibe said that funds in his global fixed-income group have sold their entire holdings of French government bonds amid concerns about the nation’s fiscal situation, shifting funds to German bunds and short-term Japanese government bonds.

Global credit markets have started to show signs of caution, as investors pull back from treating the asset class as a safe haven following record borrowings and growing concerns about balance sheets as inflation persists.

A new majority—even in Gaza—support compromise with Israel.

Reckoning with the country’s real crisis.