Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] European Stocks Rise as Fed Outlook Sinks Dollar; Brent Near $50

[Bloomberg] Japan Shares Slide After Yen Advances as Fed Signals Low Rates

[Bloomberg] Portugal’s Bonds Drop for 3rd Day as Ratings Concern Looms Large

[Bloomberg] ECB Warns Against Fueling Undue Expectations on Stimulus

[Bloomberg] Japan’s July Exports Drop 14 Percent in Biggest Fall Since 2009

[Reuters] China July home prices showing signs of fatigue

[Bloomberg] BP to Halliburton in ‘Barroom Brawl’ as Drillers Slash Costs

[Bloomberg] Everybody Has a Plan for Fannie and Freddie But Nothing Gets Done

[Bloomberg] Ukraine’s President Warns Full-Scale Russian Invasion Possible

[Reuters] Ukraine could introduce martial law if eastern fighting worsens: Poroshenko

[Reuters] Turkey seizes assets as post-coup crackdown turns to business

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Japan Shares Slide After Yen Advances as Fed Signals Low Rates

[Bloomberg] Dollar Slips as Fed Minutes Signal Low Rates; Asia Futures Mixed

[Bloomberg] Fed Officials Split in July on Whether Rate Hike Needed Soon

[Bloomberg] Dollar a One-Day Wonder as Post-Payrolls Rally Reverses: Chart

[Bloomberg] BOJ Cornered as Japanese Banks Seen Running Out of Bonds to Sell

[Bloomberg] Macy’s Pullback Imperils $30 Billion of Debt, Morningstar Says

[FT] Fed in hard-fought debate on rate rise timing

[FT] China’s economic policy risk becomes acute