Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Rise as Election Risks Fade; Pound Jumps on Brexit Ruling

[Bloomberg] Bonds Fall as BOE Drops Rate-Cut Signal; Pound Jumps on Ruling

[CNBC] Sterling spikes as UK court deals blow to government's Brexit plans

[Bloomberg] A Tough Month for Safety-Minded Investors

[Reuters] China services sector grows at fastest pace in four months in October: Caixin PMI

[Bloomberg] Xi Turns Sights on Wayward Senior Leaders in China Graft Fight

[Reuters] UK court says parliament must have Brexit say, dealing blow to government

[Reuters] Deutsche Bank set to be among hardest hit by new capital rules - sources

[Bloomberg] Super-Carry Goes Ballistic as Ruble's Not Atrocious

[WSJ] China Slowdown Deepens Looming Pension Crisis

[FT] Rise of the algos rattles commodity traders

[Reuters] Turkey's Erdogan says Germany has become 'haven for terrorists'

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Stock Slump Deepens in Asia Amid Election Angst as Bonds Advance

[Bloomberg] Fed Sets Up Possible December Move While Leaving Rates on Hold

[Bloomberg] December Fed Hike Odds Approach 80% as Traders Pivot to Payrolls

[Bloomberg] The S&P May Do Something It's Only Done During Financial Crises

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank: This Measure of Household Finances Could Spur the Next U.S. Recession

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank Thinks Draghi’s Gone Over to the ‘Dark Side’

[Bloomberg] May Warned Brexit Talks Might Get Vicious as Court Ruling Looms

[Bloomberg] Hedge Fund Clients Dump Humans for Computers and Still Lose

[Bloomberg] Vancouver Home Sales Fall 39% as New Rules Chill Market

[FT] Hedge fund wins big from betting on QE bond buying

[WSJ] Fed Sends New Signals About a Possible December Rate Increase

[WSJ] Hong Kong Political Brawling May See Beijing Lay Down Law