Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Dollar Stays Lower After GDP, Trump; Stocks Gain: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] World stocks party like its '99, dollar wilts again

[Bloomberg] U.S. GDP Grows Below-Forecast 2.6% on Trade, Inventory Drags

[Bloomberg] Trump warns Davos on unfair trade, says U.S. 'open for business'

[CNBC] Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says stronger dollar is in the best interest of the country

[Bloomberg] HNA's Week of Woe in Bond Market Shows Debt Concerns Spreading

[Reuters] BoJ's Kuroda says inflationary expectations picking up slightly

[Bloomberg] Biggest Stock Sell Signal Since 2013 Sparked by Record Inflows

[CNBC] I see 'irrational complacency' in Davos, and asset 'bubbles everywhere' — billionaire Jeff Greene

[Bloomberg] Dell Technologies Considering IPO, Other Options, Sources Say

[Bloomberg] Japanese Inflation Continues Rising But 2% Target Is Still Far Off

[Reuters] Turkey's Erdogan says military operation to make big sweep east across Syria

[NYT] For Mnuchin, a Lesson in How Words Can Move Markets

Thursday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Dollar Erases Drop on Trump Backing; Stocks Mixed: Markets Wrap

[CNBC] Trump says he wants 'strong dollar': CNBC interview

[Bloomberg] U.S. New-Home Sales Declined More Than Forecast in December

[Bloomberg] Market Is Reminiscent of 1994 Bond Selloff, Canyon's Friedman Says

[Reuters] ECB hits out at Washington for talking down the dollar

[Bloomberg] A Normally Reliable Quant Strategy for Stocks Goes Haywire

[Bloomberg] Worthless Auto Trade-Ins Signal Riskier Loans

[Bloomberg] Some ECB Officials Prefer June for Next Policy Shift

[Reuters] Turkey to U.S.: End support for Syrian Kurd YPG or risk confrontation

[WSJ] Steven Mnuchin vs. Mario Draghi: The ECB Loses