Monday Evening Links

[Reuters] S&P gains capped as investors await earnings season

[CNBC] US crude hits 5-month high, settles at $64.40 a barrel as fighting threatens Libyan output

[Reuters] Dollar falls as global growth worries ease

[Reuters] Treasuries-Prices dip ahead of U.S. debt supply, Saudi Aramco in focus

[CNBC] Fed hits back over Trump claims that monetary ‘tightening’ is hurting the economy

[Reuters] U.S. consumer inflation expectations stable for the next year: survey

[Reuters] In unprecedented move, U.S. names Iran's Revolutionary Guards terrorist group

[Bloomberg] Turkish Banks Sweat Under Rising Pile of Debt Restructurings

[WSJ] Frackers, Chasing Fast Oil Output, Are on a Treadmill

[WSJ] Aramco Bond Sale Flies as Investor Orders Near $60 Billion

[FT] Investors should beware the behemoths rushing to market

[FT] Trump’s move on Iran’s Revolutionary Guard raises the temperature

[FT] China increases gold holdings for fourth straight month in March