Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] China's Equities Plunge Most in a Month as Volatility Reignites

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Fluctuate as Commodity Shares Slip With Crude Oil

[Bloomberg] Oil Retreats From Three-Week High as U.S. Crude Supplies Expand

[Bloomberg] Liquidity, Kill Switches Are the Talk of the Currency Universe

[Bloomberg] Biggest Wave Yet of U.S. Oil Defaults Looms as Bust Intensifies

[Reuters] Mansion sales and discount dining: oil rout hits Houston's rich

[Bloomberg] Chinese Finance Official Says World Economy Needs Fiscal Jolt

[Bloomberg] China Unveils Its Deliverables for G-20 -- And No Plaza Pact

[WSJ] Rush of Corporate Bonds Inflames Worries About China’s Debt

[Bloomberg] China's Shadow Banking Evolves to Dodge Crackdown

[Reuters] BOJ Kiuchi warns of negative rate costs, limits to easing

[Bloomberg] China Questions Reach of Potential U.S. Radar System in S. Korea

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Most Asian Stocks Rise After Crude Rally as Japan Leads Advance

[WSJ] Why Did These Homes Sell for $1 Million More Within a Year?

[WSJ] Funds Clobbered by Rout in Financial Stocks

[WSJ] U.S. Warns Banks Off Russian Bonds

[Bloomberg] PBOC Officials Say China Can Handle Raising Budget Deficit to 4%

[Time] U.S.-China Showdown Keeps Inching Closer