Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Global Equity Gains Falter in U.S. as Crude Slips, Bonds Rise

[Bloomberg] China Stocks Jump Most in Two Months as Data Fuel Stimulus Bets

[Bloomberg] Hedge Fund That Called Subprime Crisis Says Yuan Should Fall 50%

[Bloomberg] China GDP Slows to Weakest Since 2009 on Manufacturing Slide

[Reuters] China 2015 power, steel output drop for first time in decades

[Reuters] China presses banks to tighten capital outflows - sources

[Reuters] China central bank to inject $91 billion to ease liquidity strains

[Bloomberg] PBOC Boosts Injections as Money Rates Climb to Two-Week High

[Bloomberg] Offshore Yuan Drops on Stimulus Bets as Growth Misses Estimates

[Bloomberg] Emerging Market ETFs Suffer $2.1 Bln Outflows, Most Since August

[Bloomberg] Puerto Rico's First Debt Deal Is Running Up Against a Deadline

[Bloomberg] IEA Sees Risk of World Drowning in Oil

[Bloomberg] Azerbaijan Tightens Currency Controls as Oil Feeds Crisis

[Reuters] IMF cuts global growth forecast as China, falling oil prices weigh

[NYT] Slump in China’s Industrial Sector Weighs on an Already Slowing Economy