Tuesday's News Links

[BloombergQ] Stocks Edge Higher Before Earnings; Euro Declines: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Oil rises to $79 a barrel on Norway strike, Libyan disruption

[Action Forex] Italian eurosceptic Savona urged to be ready for all eventualities on Euro membership

[Reuters] China June producer inflation hits six-month high, consumer inflation up slightly

[NPR] Trade War With China Heats Up, But Tariff Effects Are Already Rippling Across U.S.

[CNBC] Market rally the ‘last hurrah’ – investors should sell now, warns Guggenheim investment chief

[BloombergQ] Erdogan's New Dynasty Makes Turkey Uninvestable

[New York Times] In an Uncertain Global Economy, Turkey May Be the Most at Risk

[WSJ] What the Stuttering Corporate Bond Market Means for Stocks

[WSJ] Investors Fear Turkish Currency Crisis as Erdogan Tightens Grip

[WSJ] Hedge Funds Are Having a Volatile 2018

[FT] Erdogan gains power to appoint Turkey’s central bank governor

[FT] Eurozone house prices rise at fastest pace since financial crisis

Monday Evening Links

[BloombergQ] U.S. Stocks Rally as Dollar Gains, Treasuries Slip: Markets Wrap

[MarketWatch] Turkish lira sells off sells off after Erdogan appoints son-in-law as finance minister

[Reuters] U.S. bond prices fall as stocks gain for third straight day

[AP] US consumer borrowing up $24 billion in May

[BloombergQ] Merkel Lauds China's Market Opening in Trade Rebuff to Trump

[BloombergQ] Trade Wars Risk Sparking Mass Currency Devaluations

[CNBC] Homeowners are sitting on a record amount of cash – and not tapping it

[BloombergQ] May Fights to Contain Brexit Crisis After Key Ministers Quit

[BloombergQ] Draghi Says Improving Euro-Area Inflation Appears Self-Sustained

[BloombergQ] Turkey Strips Government of Role in Naming Central Bank Chief

[Reuters] Turkey's Erdogan names son-in-law finance minister in new cabinet

[BloombergQ] Emerging-Market Carry Trade Makes Comeback

[Reuters] Trump suggests China might be interfering in U.S.-North Korea talks

[WSJ] House Money: Wall Street Is Raising More Cash Than Ever for Its Rental-Home Gambit

[FT] Draghi delivers bullish assessment of eurozone economic prospects

[FT] Trump hits out at Germany ahead of Nato summit