[BloombergQ] Stocks Erase Gains on Fresh Trade Woes; Oil Jumps: Markets Wrap
[Reuters] Italy bond yields rise, BTP futures tumble as Italy sticks to deficit target
[Reuters] Oil finds floor, stocks ease, sterling braces for wild swings
[Reuters] U.S. consumer prices post biggest gain in nine months
[Reuters] Defiant Italy sets stage for budget showdown with EU
[BloombergQ] Euro-Area Economy Grows Least in Four Years as Germany Drags
[BloombergQ] German Economy Shrinks for First Time Since 2015 on Auto Hit
[BloombergQ] Credit Markets Are Bracing for Something Bad
[BloombergQ] Oil's Collapse Deepens as Supply and Demand Concerns Roil Market
[BloombergQ] U.S. Holds Off on Trump’s Car Tariffs After Trade Meeting, Sources Say
[Reuters] China industrial output, investment beat forecasts; retail sales miss
[BloombergQ] China Home-Sales Growth Slows in Latest Sign Property Is Cooling
[Reuters] China's October property investment growth hits 10-month low as economy slows
[Reuters] Japan's economy contracts in third quarter as natural disasters, trade woes bite
[CNBC] Trump's tariff battle with China is spurring record dollar-yuan trading
[BloombergQ] Pimco Says China Current Account Shift to Pressure Global Bonds
[BloombergQ] Greenspan Says U.S. May Be Seeing First Signs of Inflation
[WSJ] U.K.’s May Faces Brexit Test as Officials Reach Draft Deal
[WSJ] U.S. Panel Warns China Tech Prowess Threatens U.S. Security
[FT] Italy’s budget row leaves eurozone in limbo
[FT] Risks to financial sector rising and banks unprepared — Bundesbank
[FT] AMLO v financial markets
[BloombergSub] Curve Inversion May Lead U.S. Banks to Tighten Lending Standards
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
Tuesday Evening Links
[BloombergQ] U.S. Stocks Sputter as Crude Slumps; Pound Surges: Markets Wrap
[Reuters] Oil slumps 6 percent as rout runs to 12 days on supercharged selling
[Reuters] U.S. government posts $100 billion deficit in October
[Reuters] Italy government sticks to budget targets despite EU pressure
[CNBC] Why oil prices went from four-year highs to a bear market in just six weeks
[Reuters] DoubleLine's Gundlach: U.S. corporate bonds 'most dangerous' part of market
[CNBC] White House economic advisor Kudlow says US is speaking again with China on trade
[MarketWatch] Kudlow says Navarro ‘badly misspoke’ on China trade-deal likelihood
[BloombergQ] Oil's Slide Accelerates in `Capitulation' to Darkening Outlook
[Forbes] This Year, Ironically, First U.S. Deficit Record In 12 Years
[BloombergQ] U.S. Dollar's Safe-Haven Status May Not Be So Safe, BofA Says
[CNBC] A banker who worked closely with Trump on debt restructuring sees a big problem coming for the market
[AP] US colleges attracting fewer new students from abroad
[FT] Italy remains defiant over budget plans
[FT] IMF warns Italy that budget plans risk backfiring
[FT] Five US tech giants spend combined $115bn on buying back stock
[FT] China censorship moves from politics to economics
[Reuters] Oil slumps 6 percent as rout runs to 12 days on supercharged selling
[Reuters] U.S. government posts $100 billion deficit in October
[Reuters] Italy government sticks to budget targets despite EU pressure
[CNBC] Why oil prices went from four-year highs to a bear market in just six weeks
[Reuters] DoubleLine's Gundlach: U.S. corporate bonds 'most dangerous' part of market
[CNBC] White House economic advisor Kudlow says US is speaking again with China on trade
[MarketWatch] Kudlow says Navarro ‘badly misspoke’ on China trade-deal likelihood
[BloombergQ] Oil's Slide Accelerates in `Capitulation' to Darkening Outlook
[Forbes] This Year, Ironically, First U.S. Deficit Record In 12 Years
[BloombergQ] U.S. Dollar's Safe-Haven Status May Not Be So Safe, BofA Says
[CNBC] A banker who worked closely with Trump on debt restructuring sees a big problem coming for the market
[AP] US colleges attracting fewer new students from abroad
[FT] Italy remains defiant over budget plans
[FT] IMF warns Italy that budget plans risk backfiring
[FT] Five US tech giants spend combined $115bn on buying back stock
[FT] China censorship moves from politics to economics
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