Sunday's News Links

[Bloomberg] China Fixed-Asset Investment Tumbles to Lowest Since 2000

[Reuters] China banks' first-quarter capital outflow $109 billion, may persist: BIS

[Reuters] Worries over emerging markets deepening: BIS

[WSJ] BIS Highlights Trouble Spots for Global Economy

[FT] Stock sell-off reveals ‘major faultlines’ in economy, BIS says

[BBC] Migrant crisis: Germany to start temporary border controls

[CNBC] Why China's not the only one selling FX reserves

[WSJ] China Data Add to Doubts About Beijing’s Ability to Meet Growth Target

[Bloomberg] Dovish Central Banks Distort Bunds, Linkers, Mortgages, BIS Says

[Reuters] China unveils details of state-firm reform as growth sputters

[Reuters] Fed to dominate week of central bank meetings

[NYT] The Fed’s Policy Mechanics Retool for a Rise in Interest Rates

[Reuters] German carmakers party under China cloud

[FT] Germany’s export machine braced for China slowdown

[FT] Franklin Templeton suffers record outflows

[FT] Record percentage of Asian companies destroying shareholder value

[Bloomberg] China Official Says Hong Kong Chief Above Judiciary, Legislature

[Reuters] Russia's Lavrov says Moscow to continue military support of Syria: reports

[Reuters] Clashes, militant bombing, kill nine in southeast Turkey