E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures gain 1% while remaining in correction territory as markets digest new labor data. September job openings jumped to 7.52 million, up 333,000 from August, pointing to sustained labor demand ahead of the nonfarm payrolls report. Yields ticked higher, with the 10-Year yield reaching 4.94%, while WTI Crude Oil futures recovered from an early dip to $93.65. In the options market, Friday saw volume explode to 13 million total contracts, with put volume holding steady near 67%. Bitcoin futures hit a one-month low of $76,450 following a major exchange hack, capping a 6% loss for October.
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