Monday's News Link

[Bloomberg] Stocks Climb on Upbeat Outlook; Dollar Declines: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Trump's Trade War and the $470 Billion Hit to the Global Economy

[Bloomberg] Bond Traders Haven't Been So Leery of U.S. Auctions Since the Crisis

[CNBC] On 10th anniversary of Bear Stearns' near collapse, Senate pushes to rewrite financial regulation

[Bloomberg] Emerging-Market Investors Face a Week of Tumult as Trade War Looms

[Bloomberg] Investors Brace for Inflation to Come Roaring Back

[Bloomberg] Hedge Funds That Use AI Just Had Their Worst Month Ever

[Reuters] Private equity firms brace for downturn

[Bloomberg] London House Prices Are Dropping at the Fastest Pace Since 2009

[Bloomberg] Abe’s Government Under Fire as Japan Scandal Grips Inner Circle

[Bloomberg] The Communist Party's Influence Is Expanding — in China and Beyond

[WSJ] Investors, Worried About End of Goldilocks Market, Pare Back Riskier Bets

[WSJ] U.S. Trading Partners Seek Guidance on How to Avoid Tariffs

[FT] America v China: How trade wars become real wars

Sunday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asia Stocks Set to Gain on U.S. Economy Optimism: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Keep calm and carry on with policy normalization, BIS tells central banks

[Bloomberg] China at Risk of Banking Crisis in BIS's Early Warning Signal

[Reuters] Chinese banks sixth-largest global creditor group: BIS

Sunday's News Links

[Reuters] Trump's trade policies jeopardize jobs and prosperity: German minister

[Reuters] China says trade war with U.S. will only bring disaster to global economy

[Reuters] China allows Xi to remain president indefinitely, tightening his grip on power

[Reuters] Turkish warplanes destroy 18 Kurdish militant targets in Iraq: Anadolu

[WSJ] Global Politics Emerge as a Dicey Influence on Markets

[FT] US asks China for $100bn plan to cut trade deficit