Tuesday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall Street rises after upbeat start to earnings season

[AP] China tempers hopes about US tariff truce

[Reuters] Just hours left to secure a Brexit deal before EU summit

[Reuters] China wants tariffs cut to enable $50 billion imports from U.S.: Bloomberg

[Reuters] China Sept new bank loans beat expectations, more easing seen

[Reuters] Brexit hangs in the balance as EU doubts a deal this week

[Reuters] Sub-zero interest rates could be problematic in U.S.: Fed's Bullard

[MarketWatch] China consumer inflation hits nearly 6-year high

[Reuters] China's factory prices post steepest fall in three years

[Reuters] Goldman profit misses estimates on weak underwriting, M&A

[Reuters] Scrambling to limit damage, Trump tells Turkey to stop its Syria invasion

[Reuters] Trump sanctions fail to slow Turkey assault; Moscow's allies advance

[Bloomberg] Italy’s Debt Edges Close to All-Time High Amid Budget Squabble

[Bloomberg] China Places Cap on Private Corporate Bonds to Stem Credit Risks

[FT] Fed awaits answers on liquidity strains

[FT] Mario Draghi leaves a divided central bank in his wake

[FT] ECB critics are right to worry about ultra-loose monetary policy

[FT] Russia calls Turkey’s invasion of north Syria ‘unacceptable’