Friday's News Links

[BloombergQ] Equities Rout Resumes; Dollar, Bonds Push Higher: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Amazon shares sink 10 percent on growth worries

[CNBC] The US economy grew at a 3.5% pace in the third quarter, faster than expected

[BloombergQ] Tech stocks battered after disappointing Amazon and Alphabet results

[Reuters] Still accommodative, Fed must keep hiking U.S. rates -Mester

[Reuters] Market drop nowhere near harming U.S. economy: Fed's Mester

[BloombergQ] The R Word Resurfaces: Is Italy Heading for Another Recession?

[SCMP] Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe demands US retract allegations of interference

[WSJ] The Shale Boom Calmed Oil Markets, but for How Much Longer?

[WSJ] China Puts Yuan Skeptics on Notice as Currency Nears Decade Low

[FT] Janet Yellen on Trump, Fed politics and nurturing recovery

[FT] Renminbi falls to weakest level since 2008

[FT] China sees explosive growth of billionaires

[BloombergSub] China's $35 Trillion Problem: Managing Financial Assets Is Hard

Thursday Evening Links

[BloombergQ] Tech Leads Stock Recovery; Dollar Hits Year High: Markets Wrap

[CNBC] Amazon drops on revenue and guidance miss

[Reuters] Fed vice chair Clarida: 'Some further' rate increases warranted

[Reuters] Five things to know about Trump's war (of words) on the Fed

[CNBC] Fed's new Vice Chair Clarida backs more rate hikes in first major policy speech

[BloombergQ] Draghi Says Stimulus Withdrawal on Track Despite Growth Wobble

[WSJ] ECB to Press Ahead With QE Taper, Holds Rates

[WSJ] A Top Chinese Oilman Vanishes, and a Manhattan Buying Binge Ends

[WSJ] Goldman: Wednesday Was One of the Worst Days in Years for Stock-Picking Hedge Funds

[FT] Paul Volcker sets a challenge for the next generation