Tuesday's News Links

[BloombergQ] U.S. Stocks Climb Before Apple; Bonds Rise: Markets Wrap

[CNBC] US and China reportedly seeking to restart talks to avert trade war

[Reuters] U.S. consumer spending increases solidly in June

[Reuters] BOJ seeks to make its ammunition last longer as options dwindle

[BloombergQ] Here's What Market Watchers Are Saying About BOJ Policy Tweaks

[BloombergQ] Treasury Sees Second-Half U.S. Borrowing at Most Since 2008

[Reuters] Fed set to hold rates steady, remain on track for more hikes

[Reuters] Pulp problems: Why shoppers may pay more for tissues, toilet paper

[BloombergQ] China Factory Gauge Falls on Tighter Credit, Trade War Risks

[Reuters] China's July manufacturing growth slows on trade dispute, softer domestic demand

[BloombergQ] China Politburo Signals Greater Focus on Growth Amid Trade Spat

[Reuters] Major central banks all just prisoners of their own device: McGeever

[CNBC] Morgan Stanley: The biggest sell-off since February is coming and it's going to hit the average investor hard

[BloombergQ] Euro-Area Economy Gets Higher Inflation But Weaker Growth

[BloombergQ] Italian Economic Growth Slows to Weakest in Almost Two Years

[Reuters] Australian home investors in full retreat as prices fall

[WSJ] Home Price Gains Held Steady in May

[WSJ] Chinese Economy Starts to Feel Tariff Impact

[WSJ] Young People Don’t Want Construction Jobs. That’s a Problem for the Housing Market.

[FT] BoJ defies global move to roll back crisis-era stimulus

[FT] Turkey nears ‘pariah’ status after holding rates

Monday Evening Links

[CNBC] Asian shares set to open slightly lower after US tech drops; Bank of Japan ahead

[BloombergQ] Tech Rout Slams Stocks as Oil Gains, Dollar Slips: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Euro zone bond yields rise after Italian auction, BOJ moves into focus

[CNBC] Oil prices rise back above $70 a barrel

[Reuters] U.S. pays highest rate on 3-month bills in over a decade

[Reuters] Wary of China's rise, Pompeo announces U.S. initiatives in emerging Asia

[Reuters] Why is Saudi halting oil shipments through the Red Sea?

[WSJ] The Pension Hole for U.S. Cities and States Is the Size of Japan’s Economy

[WSJ] Goldman Partners’ Haul on Crisis-Era Options: $3 Billion