1. US banks are scary strong – FT Unhedged
2. U.K. Reverses Nearly All Tax Plans to Reassure Markets – WSJ
3. EU to propose ‘last-resort’ gas price ceiling to curb extreme prices – FT
4. The Fed Has Another Problem: States Doling Out Stimulus Funds – Barron’s
5. Global economic warning lights are flashing red – FT Opinion
6. Can the US Take on China, Iran and Russia All at Once? – Bloomberg Opinion

1. The Global Energy Order Is Unravelling Fast – Bloomberg Opinion
2. Inflation Report Points to 0.75-Point Fed Rate Rise in Nov – WSJ
3. U.S. Dollar Rally Is on Pause. The Next Catalysts Are Coming Soon – Barron’s
4. Processing hold-ups at US custody bank exacerbated UK pension sell-off – FT
5. U.K. Crisis Escalates…What That Means for the U.S. – Barron’s
6. The Fed’s Next Crisis Is Brewing in US Treasuries – Bloomberg Opinion
7. The liquidity Nobel: Minsky & Kindleberger – David Neilson *

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1. Core US Inflation Rises to 40-Year High, Securing Big Fed Hike – Bloomberg
2. U.K. Bond Yields Fall Ahead of End to BOE Intervention – FT
3. Bad Policies Are Greasing the Wheels for a Global Recession – Bloomberg
4. Gilts crisis undermines drive to use pension funds for economic growth – FT
5. Who Blew Up Britain’s Pension Funds? – WSJ Opinion

1. Stock market is in trouble; bond market ‘very close to a crash’ – MarketWatch
2. US Core Inflation Seen Returning to 40-Year High – Bloomberg
3. Disease and war are shaping our economy – FT Opinion
4. Gilts sell off as Bank of England reiterates plan – FT
5. Dimon’s S&P 500 Bear Market: Brutal, Far From Unimaginable – Bloomberg
6. IMF Urges Governments Restrain Spending to Fight Inflation – WSJ

1. UK market turmoil is a harbinger of global events to come – FT Opinion
2. IMF Sees Financial Instability Risk Rising – Barron’s
3. UK Turmoil Spawns the Return of Bond Vigilantes – El-Erian in Bloomberg
4. BOE Further Expands Bond-Market Rescue – WSJ
5. Inflation-linked gilts come unlinked – FT Opinion

1. The Challenge of Global Disinflation – Bloomberg Opinion
2. Biden should act now on the wrecking-ball dollar – FT Opinion
3. Fed’s Evans Says Rates Will Need to Remain at Higher Levels – WSJ
4. Oil Prices Wobble on Signs of Weakening Demand in China – Barron’s
5. China extends currency swaps with ECB – Reuters
6. UK Pension Funds Get New Way to Tap BOE Cash – Bloomberg
7. BOE unveils measures to ease strains in UK pension funds – FT
8. Solvency Constraints – Fed Guy *

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1. UK’s wake-up call on bond vigilantes – FT Opinion
2. EU: Energy Costs Threaten Solidarity – Bloomberg
3. Fed officials back further rate rises to tame inflation – FT
4. Interest Rates Have Hammered TIPS – Barron’s
5. Treasury yields climb as U.S. unemployment drops – MarketWatch
6. Why the ‘market maker of last resort’ is a bad idea – Carolyn Sissoko *

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1. Investors and analysts warn on rising market stress – FT
2. Shorting Is All the Rage for Retail Investors [Dangerous] – Bloomberg
3. Markets Break When Interest Rates Rise Fast – WSJ
4. Labor Market Is Doing Exactly What the Fed Wants – Barron’s
5. Fed’s delayed inflation fight sparks overcorrection fears – Reuters

1. The volatility virus strikes again – FT
2. Europe Is Exporting Its Energy Crisis – Bloomberg Opinion
3. OPEC’s October Oil Surprise – WSJ
4. 10-year Treasury yield falls below 3.6% after data releases – MarketWatch
5. Treasury Yields Fall on Hopes the Fed Won’t Hike Rates Too High – Barron’s

1. UK bond tumult ripples into US and European markets – FT
2. Pension Strategy Left Funds Vulnerable to Rate Increases – WSJ
3. US Homebuilder Sentiment Falls for a Ninth Month in Record Slide – Bloomberg
4. Eurozone inflation hits record 10% as energy prices continue to soar – FT
5. Many Bonds Are Down Over 30% This Year – Barron’s