Swap Contracts Linked To The Date Of The Federal Reserve Meeting Indicate That The Market Is No Longer Fully Pricing In A Full Rate Hike This Year

Following The Release Of The Non-farm Payroll Data, Spot Gold Rose By Approximately $40, Reaching A High Of $4,226 Per Ounce; Spot Silver Broke Through $62 Per Ounce, Rising 1.67% On The Day

Following The Release Of The Non-farm Payroll Data, The Yield On The 30-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell 2.8 Basis Points To 5.575%. The 2-year Yield Fell 7.7 Basis Points To 4.71%. The 10-year Yield Ultimately Fell 5.6 Basis Points To 5.18%

The US Dollar Fell To 157 Against The Japanese Yen, Down 0.67% On The Day

The Combined Revision To U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls For July And August Amounts To A Reduction Of 60,000 Jobs

U.S. Non-farm Payrolls Increased By 29,000 In September After Seasonal Adjustment, Missing The Forecast Of 90,000; The Previous Figure Was Revised Down From 162,000 To 133,000

U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls In September Fell Short Of Expectations

The U.S. Unemployment Rate Rose Slightly To 4.2% In September, While The Market Expected It To Remain Unchanged At 4.1%

The Yield On French Two-year Government Bonds Continued To Rise, Last Up 13.8 Basis Points To 3.8337%

The U.S. Seasonally Adjusted Non-farm Payrolls, Unemployment Rate, And Average Hourly Earnings (both Monthly And Annual Rates) For September Will Be Released In Ten Minutes