Wall Street Breakfast October 4: U.S. Yield Surge Puts Investors On Edge

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Wall Street Breakfast October 4: U.S. Yield Surge Puts Investors On Edge

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Our top stories today: U.S. yield surge puts investors on edge; Russia, Saudi Arabia quietly agree to oil output increase after Trump criticism; and Amazon workers may be worse off after wage hike.
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