Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Rise, Treasuries Fall as Dollar Fluctuates: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] U.S. Fourth-Quarter Growth Revised Upward to 2.1% on Consumption

[Reuters] ECB policymakers want to stick to plan, one calls for flexibility

[Reuters] Trump, conservatives try to put aside bitterness to cut tax deal

[Reuters] Clouds over Trump tax plan may curb appetite for U.S. stocks

[Reuters] Trump to unveil $1 trillion infrastructure plan in 2017: official

[Bloomberg] PBOC Seen Raising Money Rates Twice in 2017 to Cut Leverage

[Bloomberg] Bull Run in Emerging Markets Starts to Make the Bears Salivate

[Bloomberg] Big China Banks Cut Bad Loans as Profits Beat Forecasts

[Reuters] Exclusive: South Africa's Zuma considers stepping down early in deal to oust Gordhan

[WSJ] Trump Administration Signals It Would Seek Mostly Modest Changes to Nafta

[WSJ] Trump Administration Lays Groundwork to Keep Big Tariffs on Chinese Goods

[WSJ] Margin Debt Hit All-Time High in February

[WSJ] ECB’s Knot Says Central Bank Could Soon Start Unwinding Stimulus

[Reuters] China says 'no such thing' as man-made islands in South China Sea

[WSJ] U.S. War Footprint Grows in Middle East, With No Endgame in Sight

[WSJ] U.S., Turkey Set on a Collision Course

[Reuters] China says weapons won't stop unification with Taiwan

Wednesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Fed's Rosengren says sees three further rate hikes this year

[Reuters] Market's vision of Brexit is too rosy

[Reuters] China's first-quarter GDP growth seen at 6.8 percent: government think tank