World Headlines 2016-10-05

RQ Cross Box: 2016-10-05

WORLD HEADLINES - European stocks fell with emerging markets as the prospect of monetary policy turning less accommodating in the world’s biggest economies damped appetite for higher-yielding assets. STOCKS - S&P 500 Index futures were little changed after U.S. stocks fell 0.5 percent on Tuesday. BONDS - The Treasury 10-year notes yield rose one basis point to 1.70 percent, after climbing six basis points on Tuesday. Following hawkish comments from Fed officials, the odds of an interest rate increase this year have risen to 61 percent. COMMODITIES - Oil climbed to a three-month high, approaching $50 a barrel, after weekly industry data indicated that U.S. crude stockpiles plunged last week. CURRENCIES - The pound touched a five-year low versus the euro, staying weaker even as a report showed the services industry grew more than economists forecast last month. ECONOMIC DATA - US ADP Non-Farm Employment Change due at 8:15, CAD and US Trade Balance at 8:30, ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI at 10:00, Crude Oil Inventories at 10:30, AUD Trade Balance at 20:30 ET.

World Headlines 2016-10-05

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