[BloombergQ] Global Stocks Rebound With Oil; Italy Bonds Rally: Markets Wrap
[Reuters] Oil prices stabilize after 'Black Friday' plunge
[BloombergQ] Grim Stock Signals Piling Up as Wall Street Mulls Recession Odds
[Reuters] Japan November factory activity expands at slowest pace in two years: flash PMI
[Reuters] Global wage growth slumps to 1.8 percent in 2017, lowest in a decade: ILO
[Reuters] In China's hinterland, car market growth engine sputters
[BloombergQ] Italy Studying Lower Deficit Goal After EU Talks: Budget Update
[CNBC] Goldman expects commodities to rebound next year, says oil and gold prices are 'extremely attractive'
[Reuters] Australian regulators watching non-banks for financial stability risks: RBA
[BloombergQ] Asia’s Liquidity Squeeze Is the Worst Since 2008
[Reuters] Kuroda voices confidence BOJ can shrink balance sheet smoothly
[BloombergQ] China’s Tech Giants Are Looking Weaker Than Ever
[Reuters] Russia fires on and seizes Ukrainian ships near annexed Crimea
[WSJ] U.S. Pension Funds Turn to Riskier Real-Estate Bets
[WSJ] Russia-Ukraine Standoff Intensifies Over Captured Vessels
[FT] The US, China and Wall Street’s new man in the middle