Friday's News Links

[Reuters] Tech stocks pull Wall St. lower, offseting jobs data bump

[BloombergQ] Oil Rises as Much as 5.4 Percent as OPEC+ Is Said to Agree Cuts

[Reuters] U.S. job growth slows; monthly wage gains miss expectations

[Reuters] Huawei CFO to appear in Canada court as Chinese media slam arrest

[SCMP] China separates arrest of Huawei executive Sabrina Meng Wanzhou from US trade talks

[BloombergQ] China State Media Calls Huawei Arrest a ‘Despicable Rogue’ Act

[BloombergQ] Powell Says U.S. Labor Market ‘Very Strong’ by Many Measures

[Reuters] Tariffs have hit confidence, to slow US economy, says Fed’s Williams

[Reuters] Japan said to plan to bar Huawei, ZTE from government procurement contracts

[BloombergQ] China Needs Bailout, Capital Plans for Crisis Event: PBOC's Ma

[Reuters] China should tolerate bigger budget deficit in 2019 to boost economy: state media

[BloombergQ] Biggest Worry for Traders? They Don't Know Why Stocks Are Moving

[NYT] With the Economy Uncertain, Tech ‘Unicorns’ Rush Toward I.P.O.

[WSJ] U.S. Companies Feel the Pinch as Tariff Costs Start to Mount

[WSJ] U.S. Takes Aim at Huawei

[WSJ] Bear Markets March Across the Globe

[FT] The America hawks circling Beijing

[FT] Chinese and US executives worry after Huawei CFO’s arrest

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Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] Battered Asia shares try to rally on talk of Fed pause

[Reuters] S&P 500, Dow slip on trade worries, but end off of lows

[CNBC] 10-year Treasury yield falls to 2.83% amid stock sell-off, was above 3% at the start of the week

[Reuters] Oil dives 4 percent after OPEC delays output decision

[BloombergQ] U.S. Said to Seek Extradition in China Crackdown: Huawei Update

[Reuters] U.S. household net worth rises to $109 trillion ahead of stock rout

[Reuters] U.S. fund investors pull most cash from bonds in five weeks: Lipper

[BloombergQ] Traders Starting to Doubt Fed Will Raise Rates Even Once in 2019

[CNBC] The market is tanking this week: Here’s what you need to know

[BloombergQ] Something Weird Is Going on With German Debt

[BloombergQ] Hedge Funds Pivot Back to Stocks, Raising Leverage From 2018 Low

[BloombergQ] Trump Hasn’t Tweeted About the Stock Market Since Nov. 12

[WSJ] Fed Weighs Wait-and-See Approach on Future Rate Increases

[WSJ] Senior Huawei Executive’s Arrest Steps Up U.S.-China Confrontation

[WSJ] House Passes Temporary Spending Bill

[FT] China and the US: trade war or cold war?

[FT] US trade deficit at widest level in 10 years

[FT] China demands release of Huawei CFO held on US charges