Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Decline With Treasuries, Dollar Gains: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Treasury $258 Billion Bond Auction Is Hogging All the Attention

[Bloomberg] Fed Minutes May Give Clues to 2018 Interest Rate Word Puzzle

[Bloomberg] A Diversified Portfolio May Not Help Investors Much This Year

[Bloomberg] Morgan Stanley Says Stock Slide Was Appetizer for Real Deal

[Bloomberg] BOJ Likely to Stay on `Virtual Normalization' Path, Kiuchi Says

[Reuters] Restive bond markets may complicate ECB's exit plans

[Bloomberg] Is the End Near for Japan’s Huge Monetary Stimulus Experiment?: QuickTake

[Bloomberg] Latvian Central Banker Fires Back in Deepening Corruption Scandal

[Bloomberg] Bears Circle India Stocks as $2 Billion Fraud Damps Mood: Chart

[WSJ] Reinsurers Hit by Catastrophe Losses, Rising Competition

Monday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asia Stocks Track U.S. Futures Down; Dollar Steady: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] EU chooses Spain's de Guindos for ECB vice-chair, paving way for German head

[Bloomberg] Tudor Veteran Says Just a Little More Inflation Could Rock Bonds

[CNBC] Bonds are entering a rising rates cycle for the first time since the 1940s, which could be 'worrisome'

[Reuters] Turkey warns Syrian army against helping Kurdish YPG in Afrin