Wednesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Rebound With Emerging Markets Before Fed; Pound Advances

[Bloomberg] Brexit Woe Splits Europe’s Bond Market in Recall of Debt Crisis

[Reuters] Asian shares volatile amid Brexit worries, MSCI China decision

[Bloomberg] Yuan Sinks Beyond Five-Year Low as MSCI Rejection Saps Sentiment

[Reuters] BOJ makes contingency plans for Brexit, sees dollar squeeze, yen spike as risks

[Bloomberg] China’s Bank Lending Rebounds; Good for Growth, Bad for Risk

[Reuters] China pump-priming fans "vicious cycle" debt-and-growth fears

[WSJ] Credit-Card Warning Sends Synchrony Shares Dropping

[WSJ] China’s Yuan Shudders Despite Beijing’s Campaign to Steady the Currency

[FT] China rows back on state-sector reforms

[Reuters] U.S. Third Fleet expands East Asia role as tensions rise with China

[Bloomberg] China’s South China Sea Meeting With Asean Ends in Disarray

Tuesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Slide for Fourth Day Amid Brexit Concern Before Fed

[CNBC] Brexit could shock complacement market

[WSJ] ECB Ready to Support Markets In Event of Brexit

[Reuters] DoubleLine's Gundlach says 'central banks are losing control'

[Bloomberg] China Cracks Down on $1.5 Trillion Dark Corner of Fund Industry

[Bloomberg] NATO Sends Russia ‘Clear Message’ Its Troops Are Ready to React