Thursday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Slide on Tech, Dollar Gains After Fed: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Oil hits six-week low as OPEC fails to curb oversupply

[Bloomberg] BOE Policy Split Deepens as Three Officials Seek Rate Hike

[Reuters] China stands pat on rates after Fed lifts benchmark

[Reuters] Merkel ally renews German push for ECB to wind down bond purchases

[Bloomberg] Anbang Rout Turns China's Stock Giants From Heroes to Zeroes

[Bloomberg] Australian Unemployment Drops to Four-Year Low, Currency Surges

[Bloomberg] Dollar Bonds Coming Too Fast in Asia for Investors to Keep Up

[Bloomberg] Who Will Be the Next Fed Chair?

[NYT] Why Did China Detain Anbang’s Chairman? He Tested a Lot of Limits

[WSJ] Fed Raises Rates, Sets Out Plan to Shrink Asset Holdings Beginning This Year

[WSJ] A Requiem for Bond Buying: A Look Back at How the Fed Supersized Its Balance Sheet

[WSJ] Investors Play the Risky Role of Lender

Wednesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Set to Slide as Bonds Rise After Fed: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Fed Raises Rates, Maintains Forecast for One More Hike

[Reuters] Weak data weighs on bank stocks; Fed rate decision looms

[Bloomberg] Asset Inflation Jumps and Fed Policy Makers Are Hamstrung

[Bloomberg] Yellen Doubles Down on Bet Hot Job Market Stokes Inflation

[Bloomberg] Anbang Shows Billionaires Should Be Nervous in Xi's New China

[Bloomberg] Portfolio Managers Are Holding Record Levels of Corporate Debt

[WSJ] Shhh…The Bank of Japan Is Buying Fewer Bonds

[WSJ] Beijing Gives Banks the Go-Ahead for Yet Another Lending Binge