Tuesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street ekes out gains after retail earnings; trade in focus

[AP] US service firms grew at fastest pace since fall 2018

[Reuters] U.S. government posts $9 billion surplus in January

[Reuters] For Fed, few reasons to end 'patient' stance on rates

[Bloomberg] Central Banks’ ‘Embrace’ of Markets May Be Complicating Policy

[Bloomberg] Stock Crowding Risk Is Back With Everyone Buying the Same Thing

[Bloomberg] China Sees Tough Battle in Boosting Growth Without Debt Blowout

[Bloomberg] Larry Summers Slams MMT as ‘Fallacious’

[WSJ] Beijing Drops Contentious ‘Made in China 2025’ Slogan, But Policy Remains