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New York, United States Local 17:00 · Fri · working now New York's late Friday is summit closeout meeting a fresh duration push and a sharper Hormuz offer: Xi's Red Room tea and National Archives stop with Trump end the state visit with warm words but few breakthroughs, leaving trade-truce talk and two more meetings (APEC, Miami G20) as the calendar deliverables. The cash tape priced a 10-year as high as about 5.23% — then late Friday near about 5.19% — and a 30-year near 5.50%, while Brent settles toward about $105.73 as Tehran floats a seven-day reopen plan, and Friday wires confirm Witkoff and Kushner met Dmitriev Thursday on the Ukraine energy-ceasefire channel.
Washington Post · Axios · Al Jazeera · Kyiv Post
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Toronto, Canada Local 17:00 · Fri · working now Toronto's energy complex closes Friday on a split crude tape: Brent settles near about $105.73 while WTI settles near about $93.05, widening the Brent–WTI spread toward about $12.68 — a May-high zone — as Hormuz diplomacy softens the front month without clearing Houthi Saudi risk. Canadian energy equities track the ease; the weekly read is still war premium, not a clean demand story.
Crux Investor
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Bogotá, Colombia Local 16:00 · Fri · working now Bogotá's Friday FX board still prices U.S. duration through the peso: the TRM prints 3,329.61 as the dollar opens firm above that fix, and desks watch BanRep's Sept. 30 meeting with oil easing only partially offsetting Treasury spillover. Andean rates stay tethered to the same Hormuz-and-hike cocktail as New York.
El Comercio · Infobae · La República
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Mexico City, Mexico Local 15:00 · Fri · working now Mexico City's Friday still turns on Banxico's Thursday hold at 6.50% and the explicit refusal to mirror the Fed mechanically — leaving a rate gap near about 250 bps while the peso digests another U.S. duration push. Local rates desks treat the decoupling language as the story; oil ease is secondary to the policy gap.
El Financiero · El Economista · VT Markets
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Chicago, United States Local 16:00 · Fri · working now Chicago's Friday still prices October Fed hike odds near about 66% while grain desks watch China's soybean pledge after the Xi closeout and Midwest ballots keep data-center power fights in local politics. The futures complex is duration first, soy second, grid politics third — all same-day inputs into the same session.
Kalshi · Bloomberg Law · Investor's Business Daily
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Los Angeles, United States Local 14:00 · Fri · working now Los Angeles Friday still prices the bipartisan 20% federal film-and-TV labor credit introduced Thursday — MPA and unions pushing lame-duck attachment — against ports that still carry Brent near the $106 zone despite Hormuz diplomacy. Studio incentives and bunker fuel remain the same West Coast double ledger.
Los Angeles Times · Hollywood Reporter · Crux Investor
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San Francisco, United States Local 14:00 · Fri · working now San Francisco's Friday AI tape stays soft after lab-CEO slowdown warnings even as Xi leaves Washington without a new AI-safety pact — only APEC and Miami G20 as booked follow-ups. Bay Area data-center power fights stay on local ballots, so the regional read is narrative friction plus grid politics, not a summit deliverable.
Globe and Mail · Anadolu · Investor's Business Daily
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Frankfurt, Germany Local 23:00 · Fri · after hours Frankfurt's after-hours still prices Bunds off the U.S. duration wave while Berlin's China economic-security package — including possible EU-level tariffs — stays aimed at an Oct. 14 cabinet path. Energy desks track Brent near $106 on Hormuz talk; the Rhine read is higher European yields plus a harder China trade statute, not a quiet Friday close.
StoneX · Bloomberg Law · The National
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London, United Kingdom Local 22:00 · Fri · after hours London's after-hours tape still prices the budget through the gilt: the 10-year holds near about 5.35%–5.40% — multi-decade territory — even as Brent eases toward $106 on Hormuz diplomacy. Parallel to the bond stress, the CMA's Google search-choice consult remains open through Oct. 9, with AI assistants eligible for the screen. For sterling desks, energy inflation and October budget headroom remain the same afternoon problem.
Trading Economics · GOV.UK · The National
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São Paulo, Brazil Local 18:00 · Fri · after hours São Paulo's Friday close is domestic inflation colliding with a softer oil complex: IPCA-15 printed +0.70% for September — well above the ~0.53% median — as housing and electricity reversed August's Itaipu relief, while Petrobras tracks Brent's Hormuz-talk ease and the Ibovespa softens. Election noise stays in the tape, but the fresh print is the rate-path story for local rates desks.
Valor Econômico · G1 · IBGE
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Buenos Aires, Argentina Local 18:00 · Fri · after hours Buenos Aires Friday keeps country risk at the center: JPMorgan's gauge topped 600 points intraday — a six-month high zone — as the Merval extended losses and YPF softened with Brent. The FX board stays tight — official sale near 1,540 and blue near 1,560 — so the afternoon read is still credit stress before a disorderly devaluation story.
TN · La Nación
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Tokyo, Japan Local 06:00 · Sat · weekend Tokyo's weekend open still carries Friday's JGB break: the 10-year printed as high as 3.115% — the highest since August 1996 — after Thursday's 3.075% close as oil inflation and Fed-hike odds pulled Japanese duration with the global wave. Mortgage and corporate funding desks treat the print as a multi-decade regime signal, not a one-day blip.
Kyodo News · CGTN · Japan Forward
