Hey, it's Kate.

We're off today for the holiday,

but wanted to tell you about a new show from the Wall Street Journal.

It's called WSJ's Take on the Week.

Every Sunday, our colleague, Deanne Roboen,

talks to Wall Street Journal reporters about news that moves markets

to help you make smarter investing decisions.

If you like the show, be sure to follow it.

Here it is.

What's good, everybody?

I'm Deanne Roboen for the Wall Street Journal,

and this is WSJ's Take on the Week.

The show where we break down the most important things to watch in business

and financial news.

We cut through the noise to get you ready for what matters.

Last week, the September jobs report came in much stronger than expected.

Bond yields kept rising,

and some short-term government bonds are now paying well over five and a half percent to investors.

The yield on Treasury bills is so high

that billionaire Bond investor Jeffrey Gunlack,

who has made his fortune through well-timed and risky trades,

told a crowd last week that it was time to, quote,

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