Monday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall St. higher as earnings season gathers steam

[Reuters] Yields fall as dovish central bank policy supports debt

[Reuters] Oil prices rise more than 1% after Iran seizes British tanker

[Reuters] Dollar drifts higher as Gulf tensions bolster safe-haven bid

[Reuters] Did someone say rate cut? Five questions for the ECB

[Reuters] China says U.S. criticism over South China Sea is slander

[Reuters] Iran says it arrests CIA spies, Gulf tensions simmer

[Reuters] Turkey will retaliate if U.S. imposes sanctions over S-400s: minister

[Bloomberg] The Fed Has Reached a Turning Point

[Bloomberg] Trump Pressures Fed to Cut Rates as Policy Makers Set to Decide

[Bloomberg] Hong Kong Tempts China’s Ire as Protests Take More Violent Turn

[Bloomberg] India Closely Monitoring 50 Shadow Banks for Signs of Contagion

[NYT] The Pound Is a Brexit Barometer. It’s Not Looking Great Right Now.

[WSJ] Central Banks Are in Sync on Need for Fresh Stimulus

[WSJ] China Is Opening Markets That Investors Shouldn’t Enter

[WSJ] China Allows Hong Kong Protest Images to Circulate, Fanning Public Anger

[FT] Powell seeks a cure for the disease of low inflation