Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Fall as Oil Leads Commodities Rebound: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Rebound in U.S. Wholesale Prices Signals Inflation Pressures

[Bloomberg] Jobless-Benefit Rolls at 28-Year Low Show U.S. Labor Tightness

[Bloomberg] Dudley Says Fed May Begin Paring Balance Sheet This Year or Next

[Bloomberg] Domestic Retail Buyers Are Propping Up the U.S. Credit Market

[Reuters] China April vehicle sales notch steepest fall in 20-months on tax hike

[Bloomberg] Elusive Inflation Amid Faster Growth Makes ECB Task More Complex

[Reuters] ECB's Constancio Says Loose Policy for Longer Is Safer Bet

[WSJ] Money From Chinese State Giants Helped Fund Aluminum Stockpile

[FT] Peak emerging markets heave into view

[FT] Mario Draghi riled by Dutch MPs in public grilling

[WSJ] Trump Administration, Senators Put Fannie, Freddie Overhaul Back in Play

[NYT] How ‘Brexit’ Could Alter London, the World’s Banker

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Boosted by Oil Rally as Dollar Slips: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Fed's Rosengren Favors Three More 2017 Hikes to Foil Overheating

[Reuters] Delay seen, again, on Trump growth agenda after Comey sacking

[Bloomberg] China's $246 Billion Foreign Buying Spree Is Unraveling

[Bloomberg] Bond Market Volatility Plunges to Lowest Since August '14: Chart

[WSJ] What Happens When Central Banks Stop Buying Bonds?

[NYT] Buying Into the Turmoil: Investors Embrace the Risks