[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Pare Monthly Gain Amid Selloff in Tech, Small-Caps
[Reuters] Brazil's real drops to 3 per dollar on fiscal data, U.S. outlook
[FT] Puerto Rico’s bonds slide after it drops tax plan
[Reuters] Vale posts $3.2 bln loss on iron ore's relentless fall
[Bloomberg] Bernanke's Latest Blog Post Takes a Brutal Shot at the Wall Street Journal Editorial Page
[Bloomberg] Global $100 Million Home Sales Reach Record as Billionaires
[Bloomberg] Sound Global at 50% Default Risk After Cash Shortfall, S&P Says
[Reuters] Russia may be readying for new Ukraine offensive: NATO commander
[Reuters] Houthis clash with Saudi forces on Yemen border, dozens killed
[Bloomberg] Saudi Arabia Is Burning Through Its Foreign Reserves at a Record Pace
[Reuters] China, Russia to hold first joint Mediterranean naval drills in May
[AP] Mortgage Giants Seen Needing up to $157B in Aid in Disaster
[Bloomberg] Junk-Bond Safeguards Reach Lowest Level Since 2011, Moody’s Says
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Thursday, April 30, 2015
Thursday's News Links
[Bloomberg] Treasuries in Longest Skid Since February on Fed Rate Wagers
[Bloomberg] Euro-Area Bonds Slump for Second Day, Extending $61 Billion Loss
[Bloomberg] Dollar Bulls Seen Facing More Pain as Fed Ambiguity Tests Rally
[Reuters] Nikkei posts biggest loss in 4 months on weak U.S. GDP, lacklustre earnings
[CNBC] Marc Faber: Stocks are about to fall 40%—at least!
[Bloomberg] Student-Loan Surge Undercuts Millennials’ Place in U.S. Economy
[Bloomberg] New York Construction Booms With Focus on Luxury Housing
[Reuters] German unemployment hits lowest level since December 1991
[Bloomberg] Italian Unemployment Rises in Setback for Renzi’s Plans
[Bloomberg] Sound Global Bonds Plunge After Auditors Found Cash Shortfall
[NYT] China Rethinks Safety Net for Its Banking System
[Bloomberg] China Leaders Vow to Step Up Targeted Moves to Boost Economy
[Reuters] China solar expansion needs billions from wary investors
[Bloomberg] Russia Lowers Key Rate More Than Forecast as Economy Slumps
[Dow Jones] Kuroda Dismisses Extra Easing
[Japan Times] Investors seek out risky U.S. loans in throwback to pre-crisis days
[Reuters] Besieged Yemeni city sees worst fighting yet - residents
[AP] US now sees Russia directing Ukraine's rebels
[Reuters] Economic growth in a third of China well below seven percent national average
[Bloomberg] Euro-Area Bonds Slump for Second Day, Extending $61 Billion Loss
[Bloomberg] Dollar Bulls Seen Facing More Pain as Fed Ambiguity Tests Rally
[Reuters] Nikkei posts biggest loss in 4 months on weak U.S. GDP, lacklustre earnings
[CNBC] Marc Faber: Stocks are about to fall 40%—at least!
[Bloomberg] Student-Loan Surge Undercuts Millennials’ Place in U.S. Economy
[Bloomberg] New York Construction Booms With Focus on Luxury Housing
[Reuters] German unemployment hits lowest level since December 1991
[Bloomberg] Italian Unemployment Rises in Setback for Renzi’s Plans
[Bloomberg] Sound Global Bonds Plunge After Auditors Found Cash Shortfall
[NYT] China Rethinks Safety Net for Its Banking System
[Bloomberg] China Leaders Vow to Step Up Targeted Moves to Boost Economy
[Reuters] China solar expansion needs billions from wary investors
[Bloomberg] Russia Lowers Key Rate More Than Forecast as Economy Slumps
[Dow Jones] Kuroda Dismisses Extra Easing
[Japan Times] Investors seek out risky U.S. loans in throwback to pre-crisis days
[Reuters] Besieged Yemeni city sees worst fighting yet - residents
[AP] US now sees Russia directing Ukraine's rebels
[Reuters] Economic growth in a third of China well below seven percent national average