Wednesday's News Links

[Reuters] Asia shares retreat from two-month high on China, oil concerns

[Bloomberg] Emerging-Market Rally Unwinds as Won Tumbles With Chinese Stocks

[WSJ, Hilsenrath] Fed Likely to Stand Pat on Rates, Keep Options Open for April or June

[Bloomberg] Draghi Has Banking Chiefs Bemoaning ECB's Negative-Rate Push

[Bloomberg] PBOC Using Stealth Intervention as Reserves Decline, Daiwa Says

[Reuters] Japan central bank to hold off rate cut amid unstable bond market - sources

[WSJ] China, Fighting Money Exodus, Squeezes Business

[Bloomberg] Lehman Lawyer Warns China Distressed Debt Investors: Expect Pain

[Bloomberg] Gold's Best Start Since 1974 Shows It's Not Just Inflation Hedge

[Bloomberg] Failed Trades in 10-Year Treasury Soar as Note Stays `Special'

[Bloomberg] U.S. to Counter Putin by Sending Europe More Tanks, Helicopters

Tuesday Afternoon Links

[Bloomberg] Selloff Led by Energy Halts Longest S&P 500 Rally Since October

[Bloomberg] Leveraged-Loan Protections Stay Stubbornly Weak, Moody's Says

[Reuters] Iran fires ballistic missiles, U.S. hints at diplomatic response

[WSJ] Doubts Greet Merkel After Migrant Deal With Turkey