Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] China's Economic Recovery Masking Financial Risks, Fitch Says

[Bloomberg] Soros Says China's Debt-Fueled Economy Resembles U.S. in 2007-08

Wednesday News Links

[Bloomberg] Oil Rebound Lifts U.S., European Stocks as Dollar Strengthens

[Bloomberg] Oil Rises, Erasing Losses, as Producers Plan New Freeze Talks

[Bloomberg] Hedge Funds Endure Biggest Outflows Since 2009 in First Quarter

[Reuters] Iran determined to regain oil market share, can handle low price: source

[FT] US banks endure biggest drop in revenues since 2011

[Bloomberg] Purchases of U.S. Previously Owned Homes Rebounded in March

[Bloomberg] China's Stocks Tumble Most in Seven Weeks to End Trading Calm

[Bloomberg] China Default Chain Reaction Looms Amid 192 Day Cash Turnaround

[Bloomberg] Kuroda Rejects Idea of Helicopter Money, Citing Legal Hurdles

[Bloomberg] Merkel's Deputy Says ECB Has Reached Limit With Low-Rate Policy

[Bloomberg] Dreams of Draghi Cash Drop Fade in Europe's Political Abyss

[WSJ] Nippon Life President Yoshinobu Tsutsui Says Negative Interest Rates Hurting Company

[Reuters] NATO, Russia meeting confirms 'profound disagreements': NATO chief