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Hamas releases two more hostages and Israel has stepped up bombings in Gaza and is

urging civilians to leave but hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are

refusing to flee.

Plus, the 10-year Treasury yield topped 5% today,

what it means for the U.S. economy.

The rising in the yields has to do with expectations for growth

are kind of being readjusted in a sense

they're much higher than they had been before so you know if growth is higher

it's going to imply that rates are going to stay higher for longer.

It's Monday October 23rd I'm Anne Marie Fertoli for the Wall Street Journal. for world today.

Hamas said it has released two more Israeli hostages on humanitarian grounds. The International Committee of the Red Cross

confirmed it facilitated the release

by transporting the hostages out of Gaza in the evening.

And Egyptian officials confirmed

they were released at the Rafa border crossing.

Negotiations over a possible release of a group of 50 captives stumbled over the

militant groups demands that Israel allow fuel deliveries into Gaza.

That's according to officials familiar with the talks.

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