Wednesday's News Links

[BloombergQ] Stocks Sink Most Since June on Trade, Yield Angst: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Tech, luxury goods lead Wall Street slide

[Reuters] Treasuries-Yields gain after U.S. producer prices data

[Reuters] U.S. producer prices rebound in September

[CNBC] Mnuchin warns China against devaluing currency, says yuan agreement must be part of trade deal

[Reuters] Global financial stability risks rising with trade tensions, IMF says

[CNBC] Sears reportedly preparing for bankruptcy filing as soon as this week

[CNBC] Weekly mortgage applications fall 1.7% as interest rates move above 5%

[CNBC] Trade tensions could trigger another global financial crisis, but investors appear complacent, IMF says

[Reuters] Global debt is growing, IMF says, but so are values of public assets

[WSJ] Fed’s Williams Sees Interest Rates Reaching Neutral Levels in ‘the Next Year or So’

[WSJ] Beijing Struggles to Keep Its Currency On Course

[WSJ] Treasury Spells Out New Rules on Foreign Deals Involving U.S. Technology

Tuesday Evening Links

[BloombergQ] Tech Snaps 3-Day Skid But Stocks Can't Hold Gains: Markets Wrap

[BloombergQ] Oil Climbs as Storm Ravages U.S. Gulf and Global Risks Abound

[Reuters] Italy's bond yields fall after Tria makes Draghi-style pledge

[CNBC] Trump says he doesn't like what the Fed is doing, central bank is going too fast in raising rates

[Reuters] Trump repeats threat of more tariffs if China retaliates on trade

[Reuters] Rising yields suggests 'conflicting factors' over U.S. growth: Fed's Kaplan

[CNBC] Mortgage rates jump past 5%, signaling more home price cuts ahead

[BloombergQ] Investors Yank Record Cash Out of Stock, Real Estate, and Muni ETFs

[Reuters] China slashes U.S. LPG imports amid trade war

[BloombergQ] Taiwan’s President Says China Poses Threat to International Order

[NYT] The Unknowable Fallout of China’s Trade War Nuclear Option

[BloombergSub] The Bond Market’s $1 Trillion Deficit Spiral Has No Political Fix

[FT] BoE warns EU that £41tn of derivatives at risk after Brexit