Archive - Oct 1, 2015 - Story

BOJ IS SAID TO SEE LITTLE IMMEDIATE NEED FOR ADDING STIMULUS
BOJ OFFICIALS ARE SAID TO WANT CHANCE TO SEE MORE DATA

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• From heroes to bystanders? Central banks' growth challenge (Reuters)
• Russian Airstrike in Syria Targeted CIA-Backed Rebels, U.S. Officials Say (WSJ)
• Kremlin says Syria air strikes target list of groups, not just Islamic State (Reuters)
• That’s information warfare? Russia accused of killing civilians in Syria (RT)
• Euro zone factory growth eases in August despite modest price rises (Reuters)
• How Glencore's Crazy Month Makes Greek Banks Look Tame (BBG)

"Please remember, these people are our neighbors and friends. You have a skill that will be very much in need when this goes down. You are experts in the job market and you know what it takes to get hired. This is a time for us to step up and do what we can to help."

Good news! Bad news is again great for stocks, and overnight we had just the right amount of bad news from Japan, China and Europe to send stocks surging on the first day of the final quarter.