Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Euro Rallies as Draghi Optimism Saps Bond Strength: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] ECB Keeps Bond-Buying, Rates Unchanged Amid Inflation Flare-Up

[Reuters] China February producer inflation fastest in nearly nine years as commodities surge

[MarketWatch] U.S. import prices surge again, but this time it isn’t oil

[Bloomberg] China Factory Prices Extend Surge in February, Lifting Reflation Outlook

[Bloomberg] China Plans Stricter Bank Capital Rules to Contain Risks

[Bloomberg] China Money Supply Growth Slows Amid Campaign to Contain Risk

[Bloomberg] Enter Berlusconi: A Man, a Ban, and His Plan to Restore the Lira

[Bloomberg] Manhattan Rents Fall for Every Apartment Size, Even Studios

[NYT] Profitable Companies, No Taxes: Here’s How They Did It

[WSJ] Americans Are Richer Than Ever, But They Don’t Feel That Way

[WSJ] Trump Begins to Map Out $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan

[FT] Risk of faster US interest rate cycle looms

[FT] Goldman Sachs’ lessons from the ‘quant quake’

Wednesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Oil falls 4 percent as U.S. stocks build for 9th straight week

[Bloomberg] Oil Slumps to Lowest This Year as Traders Focus on Record Supply

[Bloomberg] A Freakish Calm Surrounds the Eight-Year Bull Market

[Bloomberg] China Factory-Gate Inflation May Spike Most Since 2008: Chart

[Reuters] U.S. says 'all options on table' to deal with North Korea

[Reuters] U.S. general says Russia deploys cruise missile, threatens NATO

[WSJ] GOP Health Bill Goes to House Committees as Opposition Mounts