Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Global Stocks Rise With Commodities; Yen Drops, Real Advances

[Bloomberg] Slump in Emerging Markets Eases With Brazil Poised to Rebound

[Bloomberg] Dead-of-Night Reversal Puts Brazil Impeachment Back on Track

[Bloomberg] Brazil’s 30-Minute Market Dive Shows Rally at Mercy of Politics

[Bloomberg] BIS Channels Rajan as Borio Calls for New Global Monetary Order

[Dow Jones] Central Banks Reaching the Limits of What Monetary Policy Can Do, Says RBI Chief

[Bloomberg] LendingClub Is Turning Out to Be Anything But a 'Direct' Lender

[NYT] As Lending Club Stumbles, Its Entire Industry Faces Skepticism

[Reuters] Best-paid U.S. hedge fund managers take home $13 billion

[NYT] Hedge Funds Faced Choppy Waters in 2015, but Chiefs Cashed In

[Bloomberg] China scrambles fighters as U.S. sails warship near Chinese-claimed reef

Monday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Brazil Markets Thrown Into Disarray as Impeachment Vote Annulled

[Bloomberg] China's Anonymous Economic Oracle Signals Shift From Debt Binge

[Bloomberg] The World's Most Extreme Speculative Mania Unravels in China

[Bloomberg] Populism's March Advances Over EU as Uncertainty Lashes Austria

[Bloomberg] Detroit Schools Face Bankruptcy Without State Help, Moody's Says

[Bloomberg] Panama-Leak Database Makes 200,000 Shells Searchable Online