Sunday Evening Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Look Set to Advance; Dollar Mixed: Markets Wrap

[CNBC] Stock futures rise slightly ahead of first trading day of November, as investors await key Fed meeting

[Reuters] World leaders seeks ways to strengthen global supply chains

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] China’s Stressed Developers Face $2 Billion Bond Bill This Month

[Reuters] Analysis-China's property woes put prestige global projects in play

[AP] American Airlines cancels hundreds of weekend flights

[Reuters] German union calls for strikes at seven Amazon sites

[Bloomberg] Troubles in China’s ‘Christmas Town’ Mean Higher Holiday Prices

[Bloomberg] Isolated China Is Cracking Under the Strain of Keeping Covid Out

[WSJ] Investors Buy Oil on Inflation Fears, Pushing Prices Even Higher

[WSJ] Global Climate Talks Face Hurdles After G-20 Nations Struggle to Find Common Ground

[WSJ] Covid-19 Pushed Many Americans to Retire. The Economy Needs Them Back.

[WSJ] How Robinhood Cashes In on the Options Boom

[FT] Will the Fed join a hawkish tilt among global central banks?

[FT] China manufacturing slows as property and energy woes hit economy