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Key News • Money-market rates jumped to records and the Bank of England relaxed borrowing rules for financial institutions as ``extraordinary'' strains deepened the credit freeze. (Bloomberg) US Economic Events (WSJ): 8:30a.m. Sep Nonfarm Payrolls: Expected: -105K. Previous: -84K. 8:30a.m. Sep Unemployment Rate: Expected: 6.1%. Previous: 6.1%. 10:00a.m. Sep ISM Non-Manufacturing Composite Index: Previous: 50.6. Quotable “The problem is that Congress produces nothing. Whatever Congress
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