
China to inject $33 billion into banks: sources
The PBOC plans to inject about $32.66 billion into select banks to keep liquidity ample and support the economy, sources told Reuters.

Singapore’s worker curbs may hurt growth: IMF
Singapore’s plans to cut reliance on foreign workers may hurt its competitiveness and growth while boosting inflation, the IMF said.

Gonzalo wallops Bermuda, knocks out power
Hurricane Gonzalo struck Bermuda, lashing the tiny island chain with sustained winds topping 100 miles per hour.

Kudlow: Oil’s decline is a bad thing? Nonsense!
One of the absolutely stupidest things I have heard in recent weeks is that the recent drop in oil prices is bad, says Larry Kudlow.

What could rock the markets in week ahead
After a turbulent market week, some strategists are ready to call the all clear. But others say stocks could still test the lows of the past week.

Moody’s downgrades Russia’s debt to Baa2
Moody’s Investors Service on Friday downgraded Russia’s debt ratings to Baa2 with a negative outlook.

Stocks set to rally in Q4: Short-only fund manager
Short-only portfolio manager Brad Lamensdorf expects stocks to bounce.

Why Venezuela is so desperate, in 5 easy charts
Despite its oil revenues, Venezuela’s economic and fiscal situations are in free fall. Learn why here.

History’s deadliest epidemics
As the world focuses on Ebola, CNBC takes a look at some of the worst epidemics throughout the ages.

WHO: We botched response to the Ebola outbreak
The agency acknowledged that its own bureaucracy was a problem, citing “politically motivated appointments” in Africa.