Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall St. gains as tech boost offsets bank losses after Fed stance

[CNBC] 10-year Treasury yield falls to 14-month low, signaling possible trouble with economy

[CNBC] Trump wants China to ‘double or triple’ its offer to buy US goods in trade negotiations, sources say

[Reuters] Beneath Fed's positive spin, an embrace of a tepid future

[Reuters] The Fed is prodding Americans to buy more on credit

[Reuters] DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach calls Fed's 'reversal' on rates 'stunning'

[Reuters] U.S. labor market solid; manufacturing sector slowing

[USAT] 'It looked like an ocean': Severe Midwest flooding could last all spring

[CNBC] Mortgage rates just tanked thanks to the Fed – and they could go even lower

[Reuters] Brazil prosecutors say ex-President Temer led 'criminal organization'

[Bloomberg] Revenge of the Doves: How the Fed Mainstream Joined Two Outliers

[Bloomberg] JPMorgan's Kolanovic Says Bad Liquidity Is Behind Stock Chaos

[Bloomberg] Manhattan Homes Are Taking the Longest to Sell in Seven Years

[Bloomberg] Half the World Worries About Italy Getting Into Bed With China

[WSJ] The Bond Market’s Blind Faith in a Do-Nothing Fed

[FT] Treasury yield curve narrows to lowest since 2007