Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Erase Clinton Rally as Oil Tumbles; Mexico’s Peso Climbs

[Bloomberg] Europe’s Markets Miss Out on Clinton Rally as Banks, Crude Drop

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank Risk Measures Soar on Financial Health Concern

[Reuters] Worries over German banks sink bond issue, hit shares

[Bloomberg] Bond Market Split by Deutsche Bank Woe as Traders Shun Periphery

[Bloomberg] Oil Drops as Iran Says It Won’t Freeze Output at Current Level

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Pare Losses as Clinton, Trump Spar in U.S. Debate

[Bloomberg] China’s Shibor Climbs to Seven-Week High as PBOC Withdraws Funds

[Bloomberg] Consumer Confidence in U.S. Hits Nine-Year High on Job Optimism

[Dow Jones] U.S. Home Prices Continued Brisk Growth in July, Case-Shiller Says

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank Returns to Haunt Merkel in an Election Year

[Bloomberg] Wall Street Shrinks Further in Asia With Goldman, BofA Cuts

[WSJ] Hedge Funds Take Another Punch to Gut

[FT] German financials face sustained market pressure

[FT] Global debt binge eludes riskiest US companies

[WSJ] Bank of Japan Confesses: Even We Don’t Trust the Bank of Japan

Monday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Equities Drop Amid Haven Revival Before Debate; Oil Falls

[Bloomberg] Bonds Rally, Stocks Drop Before Debate as Deutsche Bank Tumbles

[Reuters] Oil up 4 percent as OPEC meets, volatility hits post-Doha high

[Bloomberg] Why Deutsche Bank’s Shares Are at a Record Low: QuickTake Q&A

[Bloomberg] A Viral Homebuyer Stampede Suggests China's Real Estate Policies Are Askew

[Bloomberg] Renzi Starts Ten-Week Fight for Italy Referendum and His Job

[CNBC] The hedge fund fee structure just took another blow

[Bloomberg] Pinching Pennies in the Hedge-Fund Capital of America

[Bloomberg] Perry Capital Closing Flagship Fund After Almost Three Decades

[FT] Deutsche Bank denies seeking help from Berlin over DoJ

[FT] Fed on ropes as Yellen seeks to fend off Trump blows

[FT] Turkey likens Moody’s downgrade to failed coup as stocks slide