Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Oil Retreats Below $46 Before OPEC Meeting; Global Stocks Fall

[Bloomberg] Iran Says It Won’t Cut Oil Production as Talks Remain Deadlocked

[Dow Jones] Treasury Yields Near Highest Levels Of The Year

[Bloomberg] Yen Set for Worst Month Since 2009 as Hedge Funds Trim Bull Bets

[Bloomberg] U.S. Third-Quarter Growth Revised Upward on Consumer Spending

[Bloomberg] Consumer Confidence in U.S. Increases to a Nine-Year High

[Reuters] Iran, Iraq at loggerheads with Saudis ahead of OPEC meeting

[Bloomberg] China Steps Up Mortgage Controls in Some Property Markets

[Reuters] Exclusive: ECB ready to buy more Italian bonds if referendum rocks market - sources

[Bloomberg] Renzi’s Office Denies He’ll Quit Even on Italian Referendum Win

[CNBC] US home prices hit new peak, up 5.5% in September: S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller

[FT] China poised to impose curbs on capital outflows

[FT] Four ways Renzi’s referendum could change Italy

[WSJ] Monte dei Paschi’s Future Hangs on Sunday Vote

[FT] The buying spree behind Beijing’s crackdown

Monday Evening Links

[CNBC] Asia markets open mixed; Nikkei down 0.41%, Kospi and ASX trade flat

[Reuters] Wall St. slips as banks, discretionary stocks drag

[Bloomberg] Japan’s Household Spending, Retail Sales Decline in October

[WSJ] ECB’s Mario Draghi Warns of Risks of Prolonged Low Interest Rates

[WSJ] China’s New Tool for Social Control: A Credit Rating for Everything