Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Global Stocks Fall as Fed Dents Emerging Markets; Bonds Decline

[Bloomberg] Economic Growth Cools as U.S. Companies Rein in Inventories

[Bloomberg] BofAML: Markets Are Once Again Mispricing Tail Risk in Credit

[Bloomberg] What Wall Street Is Saying About The Fed's Hawkish Hold

[Reuters] Asia stocks slip, dollar strong after Fed keeps December hike in play

[Bloomberg] BOJ Bazooka Beats the Rest at QE as Balance Sheet Keeps Swelling

[Bloomberg] China Working to Halt Commercial Cyberwar in Deal With Germany

[WSJ] NATO Looks at Stationing More Troops Along Eastern Flank

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Emerging-Market Credit Downgrades Soar to Overtake 2014 Tally

Bloomberg] Fed Pivots Toward December Rate Rise Amid Moderate U.S. Growth

[Reuters] Pressure mounts on Brazilian Congress to impeach president

[Bloomberg] Ackman’s Pershing Square Holdings Loses 15.9% on Valeant

[Bloomberg] Owning Half of Japan's ETF Market Might Not Be Enough for Kuroda

[Reuters] As Obama weighed patrol to counter China, Pentagon urged faster action

[NYT] China Pushes Back Against U.S. Influence in the Seas of East Asia

[Reuters] Erdogan says Turkey may hit U.S.-backed Syrian Kurds to block advance