Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks, Commodities End Winning Streaks as Growth Optimism Ebbs

[FT/CNBC] Negative rates stir bank mutiny

[Reuters] Global bond market rally puts financial stocks under pressure

[CNBC] Markets send mixed signals as bund yields head to zero

[Bloomberg] Korea Unexpectedly Cuts Rate to Support Debt Restructuring

[Reuters] Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Hiroshi Nakaso warned of lingering global economic uncertainty 

[Reuters] China May consumer inflation cooler than expected but producer prices perk up

[Bloomberg] How's That Credit Hedge Working Out For You?

[Bloomberg] Trail of Defaults Leads to Dark Corner of Tax-Exempt Bond Market

[FT] Debt traders miss credit default swaps as losses loom

[Reuters] Japan protests after Chinese navy ship sails near disputed islands

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Japan Stock Futures Drop Amid Yen Jump; Oil, Copper Extend Gains

[Bloomberg] Thiel Says ‘Real Bubble’ Is in Government Bonds, Negative Rates

[Bloomberg] The ECB's Corporate Bond-Buying Is Making Waves All the Way to the U.S.

[FT] Central banks in Catch-22 over currency reserves

[Bloomberg] Soros Returns to Trading, Worried About World Economy, WSJ Says

[WSJ] A Bearish George Soros Is Trading Again

[Bloomberg] East China Sea Tensions Rise Over Chinese Ships, Plane Intercept