Sunday Evening Links

[BloombergQ] Asia Stocks Point to Lower Start; Yen Steadies: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] U.S. Treasury's Mnuchin says he sees at least 3 percent growth for next 4-5 years

[Politico] House GOP campaign chairman sees no government shutdown

[The Hill] Buckle your seatbelts for 100 days of political drama before midterms

[FT] Pakistan plans to seek up to $12bn IMF bailout

[FT] Hong Kong and Taiwan on the frontline as Xi chases ‘China dream’

Sunday's News Links

[Reuters] Trump threatens U.S. government shutdown over immigration

[Reuters] Global auto powers plotting response to Trump auto tariff threats 

[Reuters] Euro referendum not part of Italian government plans: deputy PM

[Reuters] Merkel's conservatives hit 12-year low in German poll

[Reuters] Iran currency extends record fall as U.S. sanctions loom

[WSJ] Soda, Motorcycle Prices Rise as Tariffs Hit Home for Consumers

[WSJ] Fed Looks for Goldilocks Path as Jobless Rate Drops

[FT] China’s Belt and Road Initiative is falling short