Wednesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Snap Two-Day Losing Streak; Dollar Declines: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Trump urges Congress to help stimulate $1.5 trillion in infrastructure spending

[Bloomberg] Inflation Debate Grips Fed as Yellen Exits: Decision-Day Guide

[Bloomberg] U.S. Raises Long-Term Debt Sales as Budget Deficit Worsens

[Bloomberg] Employment Costs in U.S. Match Fastest 12-Month Gain Since 2008

[Bloomberg] Companies in U.S. Add More Jobs Than Forecast, ADP Data Show

[Reuters] Trump vows to protect U.S. intellectual property, without directly blaming China

[Bloomberg] Is the Long Bull Market Run Nearly Over?

[Bloomberg] China Factory Gauge Weakened Amid Pollution, Leverage Campaigns

[Bloomberg] Euro-Area Inflation Slowdown Highlights ECB's Uphill Battle

[Bloomberg] HNA Unit Sells Dorian Stake at Loss as Debt Pressure Intensifies

[Bloomberg] HNA Targets $16 Billion in Asset Sales in First Half

[Bloomberg] Warnings on Correction in Asia, Hong Kong Stocks Grow Louder

[Bloomberg] Bank of Japan Offers to Buy More Bonds for First Time Since July

[Reuters] BOJ hoses down market speculation of early stimulus exit

[Bloomberg] Ford's Credit Rating Threatened by Negative Moody's Outlook

[WSJ] Yellen to Hand Off Go-Slow Approach to Rate Rises as She Departs Fed

[WSJ] Bond Selloff Sends Ripples Through Corporate Debt Market

[WSJ] Watch Out: The ‘China Price’ Is Weakening Again

Tuesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Tumble, Bonds No Haven as Selloff Worsens: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] VIX Securities Get Traded Like Crazy After Volatility Picks Up

[CNBC] Three events in the next 24 hours that could determine whether the sell-off continues

[Bloomberg] Trump’s Agenda Faces Tough Fiscal Reality After State of the Union

[Bloomberg] U.S. Consumer Confidence Rose More Than Forecast in January

[Bloomberg] ECB's Knot Says QE May End With Short Taper After September

[Bloomberg] Getting Your Own Place? Buying Is Now Outpacing Renting in U.S.

[Bloomberg] Renaissance Hedge Fund Sees ‘Significant’ Risk of Correction

[Bloomberg] What Rich Millennials Want in a Luxury Home: 20,000 Square Feet

[WSJ] Homeownership Rate Rose in 2017 for First Time Since 2004