Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Drop as Bond Rally Sinks Bank Shares: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Gold Surges Above $1,200 as Details-Shy Trump Weighing on Dollar

[Bloomberg] Turkish Lira, Bonds Rally as Central Bank Tightens Liquidity

[Bloomberg] Oil Extends Biggest Gain in 6 Weeks as Saudis Make Deeper Cuts

[Bloomberg] China Credit Growth Exceeds Estimates as Lending Remains Robust

[Bloomberg] A Free-Floating Yuan Is Looking a Bit More Likely

[Bloomberg] China Bond-Market Holes Spur S&P Call for Tighter Regulation

[CNBC] Fed's Harker: 'Considerable strength' in the economy, 3 rate hikes appropriate

[Bloomberg] It’s the Drug Industry’s Turn to Tremble Before Trump

[Reuters] U.S. property foreclosures at 10-year low in 2016

[Bloomberg] ECB Stimulus Disagreements Signal Vigorous Debates Ahead

[Reuters] Germany's Schaeuble says interest rates are too low - magazine

[Reuters] Trump's tax cuts may pressure U.S.'s top credit rating: Fitch

[Reuters] Mexico lays out cards for high stakes talks with Trump

[WSJ] German GDP Grows at Fastest Rate in Five Years

[FT] Trump-inspired rally hits a wall after first press conference

[FT] Erdogan calls on central bank to ‘thwart’ FX traders, stoking lira rally

[Bloomberg] China Pushes Back After Tillerson Warns on South China Sea

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asia Stocks Tip Mixed Open, Dollar Drops on Trump: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Rise With Crude as Dollar Rally Fades: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Drug Stocks Plunge as Trump Threatens to Force Price Bidding

[Reuters] Mexico's peso hits record low on Trump talk of wall, auto tax

[Bloomberg] Brazil Slashes Key Rate in Bid to Revive Flatlining Economy

[Bloomberg] China’s Great Ball of Money Has More Bubbles in Sight for 2017

[Bloomberg] Long-Short Hedge Funds Are Ditching the Shorts to Focus on Longs

[Bloomberg] The Three Worst Currencies of 2017 Show That Politics, Not Economics, Are Driving Markets

[FT] ‘Fang’ stocks add $83bn to their market value over 7 days

[Reuters] Trump nominee says China should be denied access to South China sea islands