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Financial markets' focus at the end of the week will be on the September non-farm payrolls report in the US that might set the stage for the Federal Reserve to begin tapering its asset purchases, paving the road for an eventual interest rate hike, possibly towards the end of 2022.
Credit Suisse will make up for "as much as possible" of the legal and advisory costs needed to help investors recover as many funds as possible from the supply-chain finance funds it oversaw together with the now bankrupt Greensill Capital.
