Friday's News Links

[Reuters] Global stocks set for fourth week of gains as trade angst eases

[Reuters] Consumers, soybeans lift U.S. economic growth to 4.1 percent

[BloombergQ] What the GDP Report Won’t Tell You About the Economy

[BloombergQ] China's Economy Weakened Further in July, Early Indicators Show

[Reuters] Exclusive: China eyes infrastructure boost to cushion growth as trade war escalates - sources

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] China's Gold Mystery: Is the Nation Still Boosting Reserves?

[CNN] Turkey could be the next emerging market to fall into crisis.

[WSJ] Record Drop in Foreigners Buying U.S. Homes

[WSJ] Trump Administration Tries to Ease Republican Worries About Trade Fights

[FT] Sliding lira sets off alarms bells for Turkey’s businesses

Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] Facebook weighs on Nasdaq and S&P, but trade optimism boosts Dow

[CNBC] Facebook's $100 billion-plus rout is the biggest loss in stock market history

[Reuters] Euro drops most in a month as ECB stays on course

[Reuters] U.S. and China clash at WTO over ideology, state's role

[Fox] These American states are drowning in ‘irretrievable’ debt

[Reuters] U.S. 7-year notes sold to lowest demand since March

[CNBC] Housing market is showing signs of cracking: 'Anything-goes list-price strategy is no longer working'

[BloombergQ] The U.S. Housing Market Looks Headed For Its Worst Slowdown In Years

[CNBC] International buyers are dropping out of US housing market