Wednesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Slip on Banking Earnings; Dollar Declines: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] A year in: U.S. stock market under Trump's shadow

[Bloomberg] China Exports Hold Up as International Demand Remains Resilient

[Bloomberg] U.S.-China Trade War Still Biggest Global Risk, NAB's Oster Says

[Reuters] German 'wise men' sound alarm over 'overheating' economy

[Bloomberg] CTA Funds Are Back on Track After a Market-Beating October

[Bloomberg] Trump Asks China to Cut Ties With Kim and Calls North Korea ‘Hell’

[Reuters] Trump warns 'rogue regime' North Korea of grave danger

[Reuters] Saudi reopens Lebanon front in struggle with Iran

[NYT] China’s Technology Ambitions Could Upset the Global Trade Order

[WSJ] Fed’s New Regulatory Point Man: Everything Is on the Table

[WSJ] Republican Tax Plan Would Slam California Housing Market

[FT] Fitch warns of rising risks for European high-yield bond market

[WSJ] U.S. Spent $5.6 Trillion on Wars in Middle East and Asia: Study

Tuesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Set to Drop, Dollar Slips on Tax News: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Stocks Slide, Dollar Gains as Taxes Take Focus: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Republicans' tax plans gain speed; Fitch warns on deficit

[CNBC] More housing markets are overvalued, and consumers feel the pain

[Bloomberg] Credit Markets Ripe for Correction, $40 Billion Bond Chief Says

[Reuters] Lebanon's Hariri visits UAE as home crisis escalates

[WSJ] Saudi Crackdown Targets Up to $800 Billion in Assets

[WSJ] Millennial Home Buyers Send a Chill Through Rental Markets

[WSJ] Credit Trades Du Jour: Exotic, ‘Nonlinear’ and Private