Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Rebound as Commodities Advance After China Alarm Subsides

[Reuters] China inflation relief sends global stocks, dollar higher

[Bloomberg] U.K. Bonds Plunge, Pushing 10-Year Yield to Highest Since Brexit

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Mixed After China Inflation Data, Thai Shares Jump

[Bloomberg] Yuan Set for Biggest Weekly Drop Since January as Pressures Rise

[Bloomberg] Retail Sales in U.S. Rose in September by Most in Three Months

[Bloomberg] JPMorgan Profit Beats Estimates on Surge in Bond-Trading Revenue

[Bloomberg] Bromance Between Xi and Putin Grows as U.S. Spats Escalate

[Reuters] Shanghai banks told to limit loans to property developers - report

[CNBC] China faces delicate balance between debt and growth: S&P

[WSJ] China’s Ballooning Mortgage Debt Built on Shaky Foundation

[FT] European bond funds hit by largest outflow in more than a year

[FT] Little-known trading strategy exacerbates market turmoil

[FT] China rethinks developing world largesse as deals sour

[Reuters] China warns 'hostile forces' trying to undermine military reform

[NYT] Xi Jinping Reminds China’s State Companies of Who’s the Boss

Thursday Afternoon Links

[Bloomberg] Banking Shares Drag U.S. Stocks Lower as Earnings Reports Loom

[Reuters] Verizon says Yahoo hack 'material,' could affect deal

[Bloomberg] Flailing Chinese Firms Turn to Red-Hot Property to Bolster Books

[Bloomberg] North Dakota Is Pumping Oil at the Slowest Pace in Two Years

[Bloomberg] Renzi Gambles All on Referendum Haunted by Weak Italian Economy