Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Drop as Crude Sinks Energy Producers; Dollar Gains

[Bloomberg] Crude Oil Slides on IEA, Pushing Mexican Peso Lower; Bonds Gain

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Gain on Dovish Fed Comments; Hong Kong Shares Rally

[Bloomberg] China’s PBOC Injects 28-Day Funds for First Time Since February

[Bloomberg] China's Economy Strengthened as Factory Output, Retail Perk Up

[Bloomberg] Brazil Posts Worst July Retail Sales Performance in 15 Years

[Bloomberg] Some of the Biggest Hedge Funds Are Bleeding Cash

[Reuters] Exclusive: Goldman team uses retail deposits for Wall Street-style profits

[CNBC] Bridgewater's Dalio: There's a 'dangerous situation' in the debt market now

[WSJ] Wall Street’s Insatiable Lust: Data, Data, Data

[Bloomberg] Hanjin’s Fall Is Lehman Moment for Shipping, Seaspan CEO Says

[WSJ] Soaring Student Debt Prompts Calls for Relief

[WSJ] Chinese Debt Soars Into Space

[WSJ, Grant] Hostage to a Bull Market

[Reuters] U.S. bombers fly over South Korea in show of force after nuclear test

[Reuters] Israeli aircraft attack Syrian army position, Israel denies any shot down

Monday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Follow U.S. Equity Rebound on Dovish Fed Comments

[WSJ, Hilsenrath] Divided Federal Reserve Is Inclined to Stand Pat

[Reuters] Wall Street rallies as traders reassess Fed outlook; dollar slips

[Bloomberg] Brainard Says Prudence Warranted as Hiking Rates Poses Risks

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Rebound, Bond Rout Eases as Fed Rate Odds Retreat

[Bloomberg] Jamie Dimon Says It’s Time for Fed to Raise Interest Rates

[WSJ] Three Fed Officials Say No Hurry to Raise Short-Term Interest Rates

[WSJ] Jump in Yields Raises Fear of Return to Bond Market ‘Tantrum’