Wednesday News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Pare Gains as Crude Slumps, Bonds Rise: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] ADP Says Companies in U.S. Added 263,000 Employees in March

[Bloomberg] U.S. Service Industries Expand at Slowest Pace in Five Months

[CNBC] Blowout ADP jobs growth is new evidence of economic traction, outgoing Fed Gov Tarullo says

[Bloomberg] In Hot Debt Markets, Wall Street Shows It Can Beat Shadow Banks

[Reuters] EU, Greece seek bailout deal by Friday

[Reuters] Japan's service sector expands at strongest pace in 19 months in March: PMI

[Bloomberg] OECD Inflation Rate Rises to Highest Level in Five Years: Chart

[Bloomberg] Toronto Home Prices Just Jumped Another 33%

[Bloomberg] Australian Regulators May Increase Lending Curbs Amid Home Boom

[Bloomberg] ETFs Are the New Bond Kings

[WSJ] U.S. Companies Expected to Post Strongest Quarter Since 2011

[FT] The five markets charts that matter for investors

[NYT] Trump and Xi: Two Imposing Leaders With Clashing Agendas

Tuesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Nudge Higher Before China Reopens: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Treasuries Fall, Stocks Mixed as Commodities Gain: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Fed Leak Probe Dooms Lacker But Leaves Key Question: Who Leaked?

[CNBC] Richmond Fed President Lacker says he was involved with Medley leak, announces immediate resignation

[Bloomberg] What the Fed Minutes Could Reveal About the Balance Sheet

[Reuters] Trump says planning 'haircut' for Dodd-Frank banking regulations

[Bloomberg] Dimon's Annual Letter: Key Takeaways on Brexit, Tech and Taxes

[WSJ] Fed’s Lacker Resigns Over Leak, Dealing Blow to Bank’s Credibility

[WSJ] Gold, Yen, Bonds Gain as Investors Step Up Safety Plays

[FT] Huishan saga exposes China’s tycoon finance risk

[FT] ECB and Trump rally help European junk bond issuance double

[Bloomberg] North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Before Xi-Trump Meeting

[CNBC] Military nightmare scenario brewing in the East China Sea