Monday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Norway's PM Warns Currency Instability Is a Threat to Economy

[Bloomberg] Stocks, Copper, Emerging Markets Jump as Fed Delay on Rates Seen

[Bloomberg] Glencore Follows Hong Kong Rally With Jump in London Trading

[Bloomberg] Emerging Market ETF Outflows Double as Losses Hit $12.4 Billion

[FT] EM at the mercy of shifting money flows

[Bloomberg] China Weighs on Developing East Asia as World Bank Cuts Outlooks

[NYT] Policy Makers Skeptical on Preventing Financial Crisis

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank Asks if the Corporate Default Cycle Has Started

[Bloomberg] Hedge Funds Wary of Shorting Euro, Yen as Currencies Defy QE

[WSJ, Bernanke] How the Fed Saved the Economy

[NYT] Kremlin Says Russian ‘Volunteer’ Forces Will Fight in Syria

[Reuters] Russia escalating Syria war by targeting moderate opposition: U.S.

[Bloomberg] Turkey Says Unidentified MiGs Harassed Its Jets on Border

Sunday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] World's Central Banks Lose Bond-Market Credibility as Woes Mount

Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Gain as U.S. Payrolls Bolster Case for Dovish Fed

[Bloomberg] Dealmakers Ignore Stock Market Rout After Busiest Summer for M&A

[Bloomberg] America's Beaten-Down Factory Worker Is Getting Squeezed Again

[NYT] Dollar’s Surge Against Other Currencies Weighs Down United States’ Economy

[Bloomberg] Portugal's Ruling Coalition Defeats Socialists in Election

[Reuters] World Bank's Kim to ask members for capital injection: FT

[Bloomberg] Ruble Crash Casts Pall Over Rates as Food Prices Bring No Relief

Sunday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Saudi Aramco Cuts Crude Pricing to Asia, U.S. Amid Weak Demand

[Bloomberg] VW Chief Warns Cheating Scandal May Threaten Company's Existence

[Bloomberg] Portuguese Start Voting to Give Verdict on Bailout Years

[CNBC/FT] Emerging market turmoil flashes warning lights for global economy

[CNBC/FT] Quarterly review: Grexit and China fears drain investor confidence

[Bloomberg] Tsipras Will Walk Tightrope With Unveiling of New Greek Budget

[FT] Indonesia Inc faces tough time rolling over debts

[Reuters] Germany faces logistical nightmare as refugee inflows hit record