Friday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Foreign Governments Sell Record Amount of U.S. Notes, Bonds

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stock Investors Hitting Exits as October Rebound Continues

[Bloomberg] Brazil's Levy Said to Stay in Job After Reports of Resignation

[Bloomberg] Brazil's Real Tumbles on Speculation Finance Minister to Resign

[WSJ] ETFs’ Rapid Growth Sparks Concern at SEC

[WSJ] Regional Discord Fuels Islamic State’s Rise in Mideast

[Reuters] Chinese general says will never recklessly resort to force in South China Sea

Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] This Drag on U.S. Job Growth Isn't Going Away Anytime Soon

[Bloomberg] Brazil Stocks Lead Weekly Losses as Goldman Sachs Sees Headwinds

[Bloomberg] PBOC Data Suggest Capital Outflows Stayed Strong in September

[Bloomberg] Putin Allies Said to Be Behind Scrutinized Deutsche Bank Trades

[Bloomberg] Credit Suisse: Clients Are More Confused Than Ever and Are Cashing Out

[Bloomberg] Chinese Firms Seen Dodging Defaults in Coming Days in Turnaround

[Bloomberg] Bond Traders Face Incredible Shrinking Bonus as Revenue Tumbles

[Bloomberg] Emerging Nations Trimming $5 Trillion Debt Stokes Currency Risk

[Reuters] Poll Shows China's Exporters Downcast as Orders Slow, Costs Rise

[Washington Post] Report: Turkey downs drone near Syrian border