Thursday, June 21, 2018

Friday's News Links

[BloombergQ] Stocks Rally on Data; Oil Jumps as OPEC Deal Nears: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] OPEC reaches deal to raise oil output from July: source

[BloombergQ] White House Split Over Hardline Response to China Trade War

[BloombergQ] Europe Hits Back at Trump's Tariffs as Global Tensions Mount

[Bloomberg] German carmakers join American farmers on front line of U.S.-China trade war

[BloombergQ] China Moves to Quell Systemic Bond Risks After Default Wave

[BloombergQ] China Property Market Seen Most at Risk as Cash Squeeze Hits

[BloombergQ] Emerging Markets Now Face a Political Gauntlet: Elections Guide

[BloombergQ] Greece's Creditors Said to Agree on Debt Relief Package

[CNBC/NYT] Europe strikes back against Trump tariffs as global trade war escalates

[BloombergQ] Merkel-Trump Clashes Push Germany to Watershed Moment With U.S.

[Reuters] Turkey's master campaigner, Erdogan faces biggest election challenge

[BloombergQ] Canada Economy Falters as Inflation Stalls, Retail Sales Drop

[NYT] Inside a Heist of American Chip Designs, as China Bids for Tech Power

[WSJ] Beijing Paddles Hard as a Bear Market Threatens

[WSJ] Asian Stocks End Ugly Week With China On The Edge of a Bear Market

[FT] Global equity funds suffer record outflows

[FT] Capitulation of US equity bears is danger sign for Wall St

[FT] Bavaria’s strongman has Angela Merkel in his sights

Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] Dow drops eighth straight session on trade worry; Amazon slips

[Reuters] U.S. labor market tightening; mid-Atlantic manufacturing cools

[BloombergQ] U.S. Consumers' Economic Expectations Match Highest Since 2002

[Reuters] Supreme Court lets states force online retailers to collect sales tax

[BloombergQ] Americans Devote Biggest Share of Income to Mortgages Since 2009

[CNBC] Goldman Sachs: Weak stock market returns are ahead even with booming earnings

[Reuters] Italy and Germany clash as migration rows split EU

[FT, Tett] Markets might look calm, but they are behaving abnormally

[FT] Beijing woos foreign businesses as US trade war looms

[FT] Italy blocks Merkel bid to outwit immigration rebels