Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Retreat on Trump Talk as Dollar Steadies: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Trump triggers U.S. bond yield slide, dollar recovers

[Bloomberg] U.S. Producer Prices Decline for First Time Since August 2016

[Bloomberg] Fear Is Creeping Back Into Markets

[Bloomberg] Populism in Developed World Trumps EM as Geopolitical Risks Rise

[Bloomberg] China Exports Surged the Most in Two Years as Imports Moderated

[Bloomberg] China's $1.4 Trillion Debt Wall Seen Forcing Issuance Rise

[Bloomberg] RBA Intensifies Alert on Aussie Household Debt, Property Market

[Reuters] Foreign journalists in North Korea gather for 'big event' amid tensions

[NYT] Trump Reversals Hint at Wall Street Wing’s Sway in White House

[WSJ] Looming Threat of U.S. Government Shutdown Drives Options Bets

[FT] Investors buckle up as French election first round looms

Wednesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street ends lower; Trump comments dampen sentiment late

[CNBC] Trump tanks the dollar after saying it's 'getting too strong'

[Bloomberg] Trump Says He's Open to Renominating Yellen at Fed, WSJ Says

[Reuters] U.S. tax reform debate moves away from Ryan blueprint

[Reuters] U.S. government posts $176 billion deficit in March

[Bloomberg] Trump Drops Campaign Promise to Label China a Currency Manipulator

[Bloomberg] Brazil Slashes Key Rate by Most Since 2009 to Revive Economy

[NYT] Trump Says It’s Likely Russia Knew of Syrian Gas Attack in Advance

[WSJ] Tillerson Says U.S.-Russia Relations at ‘Low Point’ After Meeting With Putin