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investingLive European session wrap: Dollar firms as Treasury yields threaten fresh 2002 highs (opens the original)
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It was a volatile session to kick start October trading in Europe, with bonds continuing to keep broader markets on edge. 10-year Treasury yields fell slightly in Asia to 5.28% before rebounding in the earlier part of the session to 5.33%, their highest level since 2002. That saw European indices deepen losses while S&P 500 futures completely pared its earlier advance for a brief moment as well. But as yields fell back to 5.28% now, we're seeing the sharp losses in Europe pull back a little whil
US layoffs ease in September, but weak hiring keeps NFP in focus (opens the original)
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US-based employers announced 43,281 job cuts in September, down 18% from August and 20% from a year earlier. This marks the lowest total for the month since 2022, when 29,989 job cuts were recorded. Tech continues to lead layoffs, posting 10,799 cuts in September - up 77% from August. But through the first nine months of 2026, total announced layoffs are down 39% compared with the same period last year. On the surface, that seems to be fairly reassuring. But when you look at hiring, that is wher
Stocks feel the pinch as 10-year Treasury yields hit 5.33%, highest since 2007 (opens the original)
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Surprise, surprise. Not. The bond market is turning up the heat on stocks again. After a short breather earlier in the day, 10-year Treasury yields have surged to 5.33% now - touching their highest level since 2007. And the pressure is starting to show more clearly across equities. S&P 500 futures are now down 0.1%, having been up as much as 0.5% earlier in the session. Meanwhile, Nasdaq futures are still holding onto a 0.4% gain but that is well off the earlier 1.1% advance. Over in Europe, the
Eurozone manufacturing hits 52-month high as input and output prices accelerate (opens the original)
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The breakdownEurozone manufacturing ended the third quarter on a stronger footing, with the headline PMI rising to 52.9 in September from 52.7 in August - marking its highest level in more than four years. Of note, production and new orders both increased at their fastest rates since early 2022 with new order growth reaching its strongest since March 2022. However, the less comfortable part of the report was inflation. Input cost and output price inflation both accelerated in September, marking
France manufacturing growth slows in September as price pressures build (opens the original)
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The breakdownThe final revision higher still marks a decline in French manufacturing activity in September compared to the month before. There was a further slowdown as as new orders continued to decrease, purchasing activity was reduced and price pressures accelerated. Looking at the details, factory production growth was sustained in September - marking back-to-back expansions for the first time since the opening two months of the year. Meanwhile, new order inflows contracted for a fifth succe
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