Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Euro Advance Persists as Politics Sink Dollar: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] China's Central Bank Pumps in Most Funds Since January

[Reuters] ECB rate setters see decision on stimulus in October: sources

[Bloomberg] RBA Lets Loose Rate Hike Speculation: Australia's Week in Charts

[Reuters] Exclusive: U.S. toughens stance on foreign deals in blow to China's buying spree

[Bloomberg] Here’s the Chain Reaction Trump Could Set Off by Trying to Fire Mueller

[Reuters] Merkel may win election, but lose her finance minister

[WSJ] Short Sellers Give Up as Stocks Run to New Records

Thursday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Gain Slightly as Trump Probe Said to Widen: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Ryan says top U.S. officials nearing consensus on tax reform

[Bloomberg] China's Deleveraging Campaign Takes On Toughest Target Yet

[Bloomberg] BOJ's Refusal to Budge Sparks a Revival of Japanese Flow Abroad

[CNBC] Bitcoin bubble dwarfs tulip mania from 400 years ago, Elliott Wave analyst says

[Bloomberg, El-Erian] Why the ECB Decided to Stand Pat on Stimulus

[NYT] Central Bankers Play Waiting Game on Inflation

[WSJ] ECB’s Inaction Echoes Global Caution Over Weak Inflation

[Reuters] U.S. general says allies worry Russian war game may be 'Trojan horse'