Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Evening
- U.S. Stocks Rise, Dollar Slips in Mixed Session: Markets Wrap
- Trump Speaks and a $3.8 Trillion Market Hears an Existential Threat
- In the World’s Most Livable Cities, Hardly Anyone Can Afford a Home
- Puerto Rico bondholders on Wall Street are 'suicidal,' fear government will wipe them out - broker
- For many Puerto Rico residents, it’s time to leave the island
- Khamenei says Iran, Turkey must act against Kurdish secession: TV
General
- U.S. Stocks Mixed, Dollar Falls as Treasuries Rise: Markets Wrap
- Spanish Bonds, Stocks Fall Ahead of Statement by Catalan Leader
- Puerto Rico Bonds Plunge After Trump Suggests Debt May Need to Be Wiped Out
- Catalonia to move to declare independence from Spain on Monday
- Trump Aides Deliver Shortlist of Fed Candidates
- Fed Chair Candidate Kevin Warsh Draws Opposition From Left and Right
- Companies Add Fewest U.S. Workers in Nearly a Year, ADP Says
- Trump says Puerto Rico's debt will have to be wiped out
- Trump's Gambit on Puerto Rico Debt Is Classic Emerging Markets
- Southeast Asia Faces More Currency Risk Than Rest of Region, World Bank Says
- Trump and the Fed
- Swing-seat Republicans squirm over GOP tax plan
- Apartment Slowdown Spreads to Less Expensive Cities
- Why Emerging Markets Are Popping Again Despite the Risks
- JPMorgan: Central bank normalisation may spark next financial crisis
- Communist party asserts control over China Inc
- Private credit booms as new hedge funds pile in