Thursday's News Links

[Reuters] Global stocks slip as U.S.-China trade war drags on corporate earnings

[Reuters] Euro and bond yields fall on report that ECB might amend inflation goal

[Reuters] Crude futures steady after fall on U.S. oil products stocks gain

[Reuters] Trump wants a weaker dollar. It could be a hard sell

[CNBC] Mnuchin: Phone call on trade with China set for Thursday, ‘complicated issues’ remain

[Reuters] Mnuchin says U.S., Chinese call could lead to in-person talks

[AP] The Latest: US still mulling retaliation for French tech tax

[CNBC] Netflix tanks after whiffing on global paid subscribers

[Reuters] Sliding Japan exports, manufacturing gloom heighten economic risks

[AP] South Korea’s central bank lowers rate amid Japan trade row

[Reuters] China's cross-border capital flows will remain basically stable in H2-regulator

[Bloomberg] Trump and Xi Are Struggling to Find Path Forward in Trade Talks

[Bloomberg] China Is Drafting Urgent Plan to Resolve Hong Kong Chaos, SCMP Says

[Bloomberg] Is China the World’s Loan Shark?

[WSJ] Fed’s George Suggests She’s Not Ready to Cut Rates

[WSJ] The Rise of Passive Investing Resumes Its March

[FT] Why sentiment wields an outsized influence in China’s markets