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Bond Yields Keep Climbing. Stocks Rose Anyway And The Major Indexes Closed A Winning Week.

Elsewhere, oil retreated after reports regarding negotiations between the U.S. and Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and higher Saudi exports.

Wall Street Fears 'Something Is Going To Break' As Treasury Yields Blow Past 5%
Saudi Arabia's Oil Exports Are Seeing Challenges In Several Fronts. They Are Climbing Anyway.
Consumer Sentiment Keeps Dropping. It Reached A Four Month Low In Late September.

Consumer Sentiment Keeps Dropping. It Reached A Four Month Low In Late September.
The University of Michigan index showed a 15% decline compared to January.
Saudi Arabia's Oil Exports Are Seeing Challenges In Several Fronts. They Are Climbing Anyway.
Riyadh exported about six million barrels per day in September, the highest number since the war in Iran began.
Markets Weren't Sure When The Fed Would Raise Rates Again. Now October Is The Leading Bet.
Rising fuel and transportation costs are adding to inflation pressures as the Iran war continues to affect energy markets.
Wall Street Fears 'Something Is Going To Break' As Treasury Yields Blow Past 5%
Every time the 10-year yield rose similarly quickly, it coincided with or preceded some form of severe financial disruption.
Zelenskyy Called On Trump To Allow Ukraine To Produce Patriot Missiles. He Says He's Got The Approval.
"There are concrete agreements in place," Zelenskyy said.
Supreme Court Revives Trump Citizenship Data Tool: States Cleared To Use SAVE For Voter Checks
In an unsigned 6-3 emergency ruling, the court lifted a lower-court order that had blocked the Trump administration's expanded use of the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements program.

Nanexa Stock Skyrockets More Than 100% After Signing Drug Deal With Wegovy Maker Novo Nordisk

Under the deal, Novo gets the right to use PharmaShell in as many as five development programs for peptide-based medicines targeting obesity, type 2 diabetes and other cardiometabolic diseases.

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Economy in Focus

Michael Burry Added Shorts as the Nasdaq-100 Hit a Record High. Here's Why.
The investor made famous by his bet against the U.S. housing market before the 2007-2009 financial crisis said this week that he has increased short positions in numerous companies.
- Shopify Teams Up With Meta's Muse As AI Shopping Expands. Its Stock Is Falling.
- AMD Is The Latest Company To Join the $1 Trillion Club. AI Boom Fuels 24% Five-Day Stock Rally.
Bond Yields Keep Rising As Inflation Concerns Mount. Stocks Were Mixed.
The 30-year Treasury bond yield reached its highest level since June 2004.
- The U.S. And Iran Are Reportedly Discussing a Deal To Reopen The Hormuz Strait. Oil Is Climbing Anyway.
- More Fed Officials Are Signaling Support For a New Hike Before The End Of The Year. Here's Where Chances Stand.

A Bitcoin Network Lost $320 Million In A Hack. The Attackers Say They're The Good Guys

The breach adds to a string of major crypto security incidents that have put exchanges, wallets and blockchain infrastructure under scrutiny.

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