Thursday Evening LInks

[Reuters] Wall St. breaks run of gains as economic data disappoints

[Reuters] U.S. existing home sales fall sharply to three-year low

[Reuters] U.S. business spending on equipment weakening

[Reuters] J.P. Morgan cuts U.S. first-quarter GDP growth view to 1.5 percent

[Reuters] Weak U.S. data underscore growing headwinds to economy

[Reuters] Not there yet but closer: Britain and EU haggle over Brexit compromise

[Reuters] U.S.-based leveraged loan funds extend cash withdrawals: Lipper

[Bloomberg] Life Insurers’ CLO Investments Could Pose Big Risks, Fitch Says

[Reuters] Mexican central bank flags Pemex risks to economy -minutes

[Reuters] ECB's Nowotny says EU should agree to issue joint eurobonds

[NYT] U.S. Wrangles China for Firm Commitments as Trade Talks Continue

[WSJ] U.S. Campaign Against Huawei Runs Aground in an Exploding Tech Market

[FT] China restrictions on Australian coal imports alarm markets