Thursday's News Links

[BloombergQ] U.S., Europe Stocks Recover as Euro Slips: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Euro slips, bond yields fall as ECB trims growth, inflation forecasts

[BloombergQ] Chinese Stocks Jump as Annual Policy Meeting Fuels Easing Bets

[Reuters] Oil prices rise as Sino-U.S. trade tensions show signs of easing

[BloombergQ] ECB Ends Historic Stimulus Push in Bet Economic Growth to Endure

[Reuters] ECB stops its printing presses even as growth concerns rise

[Reuters] U.S import prices post biggest drop in more than three years

[BloombergQ] How ‘Made in China 2025’ Frames Trump's Trade Gripes

[Reuters] Weakened May turns to Brussels for Brexit help, but EU cautious

[BloombergQ] Rich Homebuyers Are Now ‘Test-Driving’ Multimillion-Dollar Mansions

[NYT] A Weakened China Tries a Different Approach With the U.S.: Treading Lightly

[WSJ] California Girds for Higher Power Prices From PG&E After Fires

[FT] ECB to halt expansion of €2.6tn QE programme

[FT] What to look for from the ECB as QE winds down

[FT] Huawei spat comes as China races ahead in 5G

Wednesday Evening Links

[CNBC] UK Prime Minister Theresa May wins confidence vote

[Reuters] Wall Street rises on U.S.-China trade optimism

[Reuters] Treasuries-Yields rise as stocks rally on U.S.-China trade optimism

[CNBC] China readying plan to widen foreign access to its economy: WSJ

[BloombergQ] National Debt Under Trump Is Surging at Its Fastest Pace Since 2012

[Reuters] Breakingviews - Challenge to Theresa May clarifies Brexit endgames

[Reuters] U.S. mortgage activity hits 2-month high as interest rates fall: MBA

[Reuters] US CLO issuance sets new record with more than US$124bn of volume

[Reuters] Germany seeks to assist potential bank merger: Bloomberg