Well, turning to the bond markets, Treasury issuing $58 billion in three-year notes today ahead of its record hundred billion dollar auction of four-week bills on Thursday. The government is pushing to increase liquidity after Congress raised the debt ceiling by $5 trillion back in July. For more, let's turn to Rick Santelli in Chicago.Rick, what are you seeing. Well, you know, Morgan, you touched on something important, and it was wasn't only the bills were expecting 100 billion four-week bills on Thursday ...

Bond markets are sending a stark message to Europe, writes @marcusashworth - spend less and borrow shorter (via @opinion) https://t.co/PtTJpYakYo ...

So what do we what's the assessment this morning of what we're waiting to hear on the U.K. side of things and how safe the chancellor's position is. Well, good morning. We we heard there you heard from the House of Commons yesterday, Keir Starmer.I'm not giving that backing to Rachel Reeves. But then things progressed as ever in U.K. politics very quickly. And by the end of the day last night, Starmer was out talking to the BBC, giving a lengthy interview in which he was really effusive about their partners ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@skgreen @MaryEllenKlas @DavidMDrucker “People get upset because the national debt is up to $37 trillion, and the bond markets are jittery and interest rates are high,” says @DavidMDrucker. But nobody wants to do anything about entitlements.Tune in for more 🎥https://t.co/X7WR4OX8dP ...