Thursday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall Street dips as weak earnings dampen surge from midterm elections

[Reuters] World stocks score longest winning run of 2018 ahead of Fed

[AP] Fed is set to keep rates on hold before a hike later in the year

[Reuters] China October export growth surprisingly strong in race to beat higher U.S. tariffs

[Reuters] Respect our choices, China's Xi says ahead of Trump G20 meeting

[Reuters] Democrat-led House seen backing Trump’s China trade war, scrutinizing talks with allies

[BloombergQ] Wall Street Says Fed Is in Denial About $4 Trillion Dilemma

[Reuters] U.S. government's borrowing binge poses global risks: Kemp

[WSJ] Federal Reserve Likely to Keep Interest Rates Steady

[WSJ] Volatility Heightens Focus on Fed Statement

[FT] Washington unnerved by China’s ‘military-civil fusion’ on AI

[BloombergSub] China Has More Distressed Corporate Debt Than All of EM Combined

[BloombergSub] Big China Brokers Seek to Raise Capital as Default Risks Linger

Wednesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Post-election Wall Street surge leads Asia higher, dollar off lows

[Reuters] Wall Street jumps 2 percent amid relief after U.S. midterm elections

[Reuters] Health stocks up on U.S. vote; insurers hit records

[Reuters] Fed likely on steady course even as U.S. political landscape shifts

[Reuters] Investors pull $18.5 billion from U.S. bond funds in one week: ICI

[WSJ] What the Midterm Election Shows: America’s Two Parties Live In Divergent Worlds

[WSJ] Democratic House Threatens Trump’s Business Agenda

[WSJ] Hedge Funds Revive the Junk Bond CDO

[FT] October was worst month for hedge funds in 7 years