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  1. Bank of England names lead managers for US dollar bond offer
    Reuters | 10/06/25 07:45 AM EDT

    The Bank of England on Monday named Barclays Bank, BNP Paribas, Merrill Lynch International and J.P. Morgan Securities as joint lead managers for a bond sale to finance the central bank's foreign exchange reserves. The BoE said it would issue a benchmark, five-year U.S. dollar bond, to be offered in the near future, subject to market conditions.

  2. AllianceBernstein Finalizes New Municipal ETF Conversion
    PR Newswire | 10/06/25 07:30 AM EDT

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. "Today, we announce the launch of our California Intermediate Municipal ETF ? a direct response to client requests for state-specific options, leveraging our strong expertise in municipal bonds," said AB's Global Head of ETFs & Portfolio Solutions Noel Archard.

  3. Commerzbank on Overnight News
    MT Newswires | 10/06/25 06:32 AM EDT

    Commerzbank in its "European Sunrise" note of Monday highlighted: Markets: United States Treasury yields rise across the board, led by long-end. Fed: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan says "we're furthest away on the inflation side" of policy objectives. U.S.: President Donald Trump says "we're ready to go back" on the shutdown.

  4. RBC Sees Signs of Stabilization in Canada's Labor Market Ahead of BoC Decision
    MT Newswires | 10/06/25 06:16 AM EDT

    The Canadian Labour Force Survey on Friday will be closely watched ahead of the Bank of Canada's next interest rate decision on Oct. 29 after last month's cut, said RBC. The BoC made the move in September following a deterioration in the labor market over the summer.

  5. Japan's wage outlook key to BOJ rate-hike timing, ex-central bank economist says
    Reuters | 10/06/25 06:06 AM EDT

    Japan's wage outlook will be key to how soon the central bank resumes interest rate hikes, its former top economist Seisaku Kameda told Reuters on Monday, predicting the next increase to come either in December or January.

  6. US Equity Investors to Focus on Fed Minutes, Government Funding Resolution, Q3 Earnings This Week
    MT Newswires | 10/06/25 06:06 AM EDT

    US equity investors will focus on the meeting minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee and quarterly earnings this week as they await a lifting of the partial federal government shutdown.

  7. US STOCKS-Wall Street futures rise as investors focus on AI, rate-cut themes
    Reuters | 10/06/25 05:51 AM EDT

    * Futures up: Dow 0.15%, S&P 500 0.32%, Nasdaq 0.51% U.S. stock index futures rose on Monday, building on gains from last week as a flurry of AI-related dealmaking and softer labor market trends bolstered expectations for an interest-rate cut.

  8. Danaos Plans $500 Million Private Debt Offering; Shares Up Pre-Bell
    MT Newswires | 10/06/25 05:17 AM EDT

    Danaos (DAC) said Monday it plans a private offering of up to $500 million of senior notes due 2032, subject to market conditions and other factors. The company intends to use the net proceeds to fully redeem the $262.8 million outstanding principal amount of its 8.5% senior notes due 2028 on or about March 1, 2026, among other things. Danaos (DAC) shares were up 2.9% in recent premarket activity.

  9. PRECIOUS-Gold climbs above key $3,900 level for first time on safe-haven demand
    Reuters | 10/06/25 03:56 AM EDT

    * * Fed's Miran wants aggressive rate cuts. * Silver hits over 14-year high. By Anmol Choubey. Gold prices touched an all-time high on Monday, soaring above $3,900-per-ounce level, as investors flocked to safe-haven bullion amid the U.S. government shutdown, broader economic uncertainty, and prospects of further Federal Reserve rate cuts.

  10. BOJ keeps economic view steady for 8 of 9 regions
    Reuters | 10/06/25 01:37 AM EDT

    The Bank of Japan on Monday maintained its economic assessments for eight of its regions saying their economies were recovering moderately or picking up, and cut the assessment for one area.

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