The Yield On 30-year UK Government Bonds Fell 11 Basis Points On The Day After The Bank Of England Stopped Selling Long-term UK Government Bonds, On Track For Its Biggest Single-day Drop Since May 20

U.S. Weekly Initial Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Declined

The Czech Central Bank Kept Interest Rates At 3.75%

The U.S. Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing New Orders Index For September Stood At 29.2, Compared With The Previous Reading Of 30.1

The Four-week Moving Average Of Initial Jobless Claims In The United States For The Week Ending September 12 Stood At 203,250, Compared With The Previous Figure Of 206,000

The Number Of Continuing Jobless Claims In The United States For The Week Ended September 5 Stood At 1.73 Million, Below The Forecast Of 1.78 Million. The Previous Figure Was Revised Down From 1.774 Million To 1.769 Million

U.S. Housing Starts In August Fell At A Seasonally Adjusted Annualized Monthly Rate Of 2.6%, Against An Expectation Of 6.7%. The Previous Figure Was Revised From -12.40% To -9%

US Weekly Initial Jobless Claims 196000 Vs 208000 Forecast, Prior 206000

The Yield On German 2-year Government Bonds Is Currently Flat At 3.209%, After Rising More Than 4 Basis Points Earlier In The Day

The Central Bank Of Russia Is Challenging EU Measures Restricting The Recognition And Enforcement Of Russian Court Judgments In All Countries

As UK Government Bond Yields And Oil Prices Declined, US Treasury Yields Fell Further

The Baltic Dry Index Rose 0.27% To 3336 Points