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[Reuters] Wall Street ends flat with eyes on payrolls

[Bloomberg] Treasuries Decline as Dollar Climbs Amid Fed Wagers; Gold Slumps

[Bloomberg] China’s Housing Boom Looks a Lot Like Last Year’s Stocks Bubble

[Reuters] IMF, global finance leaders fret over populist backlash

[Reuters] Two big hedge funds unwind bets against Deutsche in sign of confidence

[NYT, Stewart] Deutsche Bank as Next Lehman Brothers: Far-Fetched but Not Unthinkable

[WSJ] Corporate-Bond Issuance in Emerging Markets Jumps

[Bloomberg] Dollar Rises on Fed Hawks as Pound Extends Slump; Gold Tumbles

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Advance as Japanese Shares Climb Amid Weaker Yen

[Bloomberg] ECB Said to Build Tapering Consensus as QE Decision Time Nears

[Bloomberg] Bond ETF Assets Climb to Record as Investors Seek Out Liquidity

[Bloomberg] Investors Piling Into Junk Bonds Could Be Overlooking Warning Signs

[Bloomberg] IMF says global growth to stay weak, warns of populist fallout

[Bloomberg] Amid Fears of a ‘Hard’ Brexit, This Is What Analysts Are Saying About the Diving Pound

[Bloomberg] Existential Threats to World Economic Order Cloud IMF Talks

[Bloomberg] Manhattan Apartment Sales Plunge 20% as Homebuyers Get Pickier

[Bloomberg] Vancouver Home Sales Fall 33% in September From Year Earlier

[WSJ] A New Worry for Banks and the Economy

[BBC] Islamic State conflict: How will the battle for Mosul unfold?

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