Thursday, February 2, 2017

Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Treasuries Rise With Stocks as Wage Data Disappoint: Market Wrap

[Bloomberg] Payrolls in U.S. Increase 227,000 While Wage Growth Weakens

[Reuters] Asian stocks tumble most in two weeks after China tightens policy

[Bloomberg] Japan Yields Swing, China Rates Rise on BOJ, PBOC: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Bank of Japan Disappoints With Bond Purchases, Roiling Markets

[Bloomberg] China Tightens Monetary Policy by Raising Money Market Rates

[Bloomberg] Gold Demand Rises to Three-Year High on Political Upheaval

[Bloomberg] Trump CEO Brain Trust Huddles as Corporate America Splits

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank to Cut Equities and Fixed Income Trading Staff

[Bloomberg] No Fireworks for Chinese Stocks After Week-Long Break

[WSJ] Donald Trump Plans to Undo Dodd-Frank Law, Fiduciary Rule

[WSJ] China Tightens Monetary Policy by Raising Repo Rates

[WSJ] Trump’s Bluntness Unsettles World Leaders

[FT] ‘Trump Trade’ ramps up pressure on the Bank of Japan

[FT] Republicans’ attack on Federal Reserve unnerves European banks

Thursday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks to Gain as China Returns From Break: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Dollar Pares Drop, Risk Appetite Subdued Ahead of Jobs Data

[Reuters] Trump risk, Fed uncertainty weighs on dollar, stocks

[CNBC] Paul Ryan: We can't start on tax reform and infrastructure until spring

[Bloomberg] Carney Says Central Bankers’ 15 Minutes of Fame Is About to End

[Reuters] Republicans back tough Iran line; Trump says nothing off table

[Reuters] Exclusive: U.S. expected to impose fresh sanctions on Iranian entities - sources

[Reuters] Putin accuses Kiev of provoking flare up in fighting in east Ukraine

[NYT] For Europe, There’s a New Threat in Town: The U.S.

[FT] Passive investing set to claim half of equity and bond markets