Monday's News Links

[BloombergQ] Stocks Slip as Trade Talks Falter; Oil Climbs: Markets Wrap

[CNBC] Euro rises sharply as ECB's Draghi views tighter labor market

[BloombergQ] Oil Rises Near 2-Month High as OPEC Stops Short of Pledging More

[Reuters] China says U.S. trying to force it to submit on trade as new tariffs kick in

[Reuters] Fed hikes give cash appeal; stocks no longer only game in town

[Reuters] New U.S., China tariffs set to take effect, no compromise in sight

[BloombergQ, El-Erian] What to Expect From the Fed This Week

[BloombergQ] Trump's Overconfidence May Bring 'Major Miscalculation': JPMorgan

[BloombergQ] The Global Economy Is Vulnerable and Central Banks Aren’t Ready

[BloombergQ] China Developers' Funding Source at Risk in Sales Crackdown

[BloombergQ] China’s Racing to the Top in Income Inequality

[BloombergQ] Hong Kong's Surging Dollar Sends a Warning on Housing Market

[BloombergQ] Gold Set to Soar Above $1,300, Bank of America Says

[NYT] Trump’s China Fight Puts U.S. Tech in the Cross Hairs

[WSJ] Year of the Pricey Pig: Investors Fret About Chinese Inflation

[WSJ] Bad Calls Hurt Junk Borrowers In a Once-Hot Emerging Market

[FT] The legacy of Lehman Brothers is a global pensions mess

[FT] A protracted trade war has trenchant repercussions for China

Sunday Evening Links

[CNBC] Risk is rising that all of imports from China could be hit with US tariffs, Goldman Sachs says

[BloombergQ] White House draft order directs probes into tech giants: Bloomberg

[Reuters] Bonds beat bank debt, dollar king for borrowers a decade after crisis: BIS

[FT] Why investors should worry about rising wages

Sunday's News Links

[Reuters] Asian firms shuffle production around the region as China tariffs hit

[Reuters] Nowotny urges ECB to speed pace of policy normalization

[CNBC] OPEC, Russia rebuff Trump's call for immediate boost to oil output

[AP] Iran's president blames US after attack on military parade

[WSJ] More Voters Want Democrats to Control Congress, New Poll Shows

[WSJ] Companies Buy Earnings Gains by Buying Back Stock

[WSJ] Moody’s Pegs Florence’s Economic Cost at $38 Billion to $50 Billion

[FT] China floods debt market with new bond to boost infrastructure