Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Global Stocks Extend Rally for Fifth Day as Oil Reverses Losses

[Bloomberg] Singapore Surprise Policy Easing Spurs Asia-Wide Currency Rout

[Bloomberg] BofA Misses Estimates on Slump in Deals, Energy Loan Losses

[Bloomberg] U.S. April Junk Defaults Reach $14 Billion, Most Since 2014

[Bloomberg] Tudor Investors Ask to Pull More Than $1 Billion From Firm

[CNBC] Larry Fink: This is 'biggest crisis' in the world

[Bloomberg] PBOC Cuts Fixing by Most in Three Months as Dollar Advances

[Bloomberg] China Defaults Prompt Issuers to Pull $5.3 Billion of Bond Sales

[FT] Fitch warns of risks facing large Italy banks

[Bloomberg] MUFG Chief Criticizes BOJ's Policy for Fueling Japan Anxiety

[Bloomberg] Gold Demand Jumps in Japan as Sub-Zero Rates Spur Call for Haven

[Reuters] Russia's Putin: Panama papers are 'provocation'

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] SunEdison Misses Payment on Convertible Bonds, Facing Default

[CNBC] Hedge funds post best gains in 4 years in March

[WSJ] Brazil’s Economy Tanks as Political Upheaval Looms

[Bloomberg] Japan Inc. Profits Head for Biggest Abe-Era Drop on Stronger Yen

[Bloomberg] China and India Have Different Answers for Their Debt Messes

[Bloomberg] NYC Pension Weighs Liquidating $1.5 Billion Hedge Fund Portfolio