Wednesday News Links

[Bloomberg] America's Manufacturers Got Crushed in September

[Bloomberg] European Stocks Rise as Investors Bet Worst Is Already Priced In

[Bloomberg] Traders Flee Emerging Markets at Fastest Pace Since 2008

[Bloomberg] Global Rally Shows Relief at End of $11 Trillion Stocks Meltdown

[WSJ] U.S. Export Weakness Hampers Growth

[WSJ] Hedge Funds Devise Trades to Benefit From ETFs’ Woes

[FT] Big US hedge funds hit hard by Valeant sell-off

[Bloomberg] Multinational China execs feel chill wind, not hot growth

[Reuters] China sees capital account deficit, volatile fund flows in H2

[Bloomberg] China Cuts Minimum Home Down Payment for First-Time Buyers

[FT] Stalled dollar debt sales signal emerging market angst

[FT] IMF warns of coming spike in emerging market company failures

[Bloomberg] German Unemployment Unexpectedly Rises in Sign of Economic Risks

[Reuters] Russia begins Syria air strikes as war enters volatile new phase

[Reuters] Putin wins parliamentary backing for air strikes in Syria

[Washington Post] Russia begins airstrikes in Syria; U.S. warns of new concerns in conflict