Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] One of Wall Street's Most Popular Post-Crisis Trades May Be Coming to an End

[Bloomberg] Emerging Currencies Head for Best Week Since 1998 as Stocks Rise

[Reuters] Oil extends gains, set for biggest weekly rise since 2009

[Bloomberg] Draghi Says Emerging-Market Slowdown Poses Fresh Risk for Europe

[Bloomberg] Bank of America: Here's the Precise Moment When We Should Have Known QE Went Wrong

[Bloomberg] FOMC Minutes Sap Confidence in Fed's 2015 Rate Hike Resolve

[Bloomberg] China Faces Default Chain Reaction as Credit Guarantees Backfire

[Bloomberg] Why October Is the Worst Month for Investors

[NYT] Wary of Escalation in Syria, U.S. Is Waiting Out Putin’s Moves

[Bloomberg] Chinese Government Warns Against Provocations in South China Sea

[Reuters] China will not allow violations of its territorial waters

Thursday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Minutes Show Fed Leaders Delayed Rate Hike Over Global Risks

[NYT] Inside the Fed’s Decision to Postpone Raising Interest Rates

[Bloomberg] If You Thought China's Equity Bubble Was Scary, Check Out Bonds

[Bloomberg] Crude Oil Surges Above $50 a Barrel for First Time Since July

[Reuters] U.S.-based taxable bond funds bleed $36.2 bln in Q3 - Lipper

[Bloomberg] ETFs and Junk Bonds Are an Explosive Mix: Lisa Abramowicz