Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Economy Grew 2% in Third Quarter, Led by Consumer Spending

[Bloomberg] Sales of Existing U.S. Homes Slump on Delayed Contract Closings

[Bloomberg] Lira Sinks as Turkey Decision to Hold Rates Puzzles Bulls

[Bloomberg] PBOC Injects More Cash as Top Leaders Flag Additional Stimulus

[WSJ] Azerbaijani Manat Buckles After Government Drops Dollar Peg

[Bloomberg] Oil's Road Toward Rebalancing Could Take a Detour in 2016: Morgan Stanley

[FT] Music shifts for credit investors in 2015

[FT, Das] Financialisation compounds commodity rout

[Reuters] After fueling $1 trillion Asia deal spree, China's M&A set to hit new heights in 2016

[Reuters] QE 'shock and awe' turning to 'aw, shucks': James Saft

[MarketWatch] Here’s all the money in the world, in one chart

[Reuters] Catalan separatists trigger fresh headache for Spain's government

[UK Guardian] Over a million migrants and refugees have reached Europe this year, says IOM

Monday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Little Changed After China Signals More Stimulus

[Bloomberg] China Leaders Flag More Stimulus After Top Economic Meeting

[CNBC] How America's rich are viewing stocks, economy into 2016

[Bloomberg] Spain's Election Is Bad News for Europe's Budget-Deficit Police