Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Pare Gains as Oil Slides Following China's Efforts

[Bloomberg] European Stocks Rise as Commodities Pare Drop, China Stabilizes

[Bloomberg] China Steps Up Yuan Intervention as Offshore Shorts Get Squeezed

[Bloomberg] Corporate-Credit Outlook Weakens to Worst Since Crisis, S&P Says

[Bloomberg] All That Commercial Lending by Banks Suddenly Isn't Looking so Hot

[Bloomberg] ‘Murderous’ Yuan Rate Jolts Hong Kong as Top Currency Hub

[Bloomberg] Yuan Borrowing Rate Surges in Hong Kong: What You Need to Know

[Reuters] China seeks to stabilize yuan, stocks still fragile

[Bloomberg] Hong Kong's Yuan Interbank Rates Rise to Record Highs

[WSJ] Oil Plunge Sparks Bankruptcy Concerns

[FT] Reserve selling lifts safer government bond yields

[FT] Swiss canton tells taxpayers to delay settling bills

[Reuters] Chinese banking regulator asks banks to reduce yields on wealth management products: sources

[Reuters] Exclusive: Billionaire Lasry's junk fund stops reporting asset levels amid turmoil

[Reuters] Crude oil prices fall as much as 20 percent since beginning of the year

[WSJ] Beijing Taps Old Playbook: Nationalism

[Reuters] Suicide bomber kills 10 people, mainly Germans, in Istanbul

[Bloomberg] Attacks in Turkey Escalate as Regional Turmoil Spreads: Timeline