Tuesday's News Links

[Reuters] Stocks tripped by earnings angst, sterling huddled for Brexit vote

[Reuters] U.S. producer prices fall more than expected in December

[Reuters] China signals more stimulus as economic slowdown deepens

[Reuters] No clear path for California as massive PG&E utility nears bankruptcy

[Reuters] JPMorgan misses profit estimates as bond trading slumps

[Reuters] Doing a Buffett? Bet on S&P 500 causes flap on options market

[Reuters] U.S., Turkey at odds over Kurdish fighters in Syria

[WSJ] U.K.’s May Likely Faces Defeat as Brexit Deadline Nears

[FT] Record year for passive funds as active fund outflows continue

[FT] Why Trump’s America is rethinking engagement with China

[Bloomberg] China Presses on With Tax-Cut Strategy as Lending Stabilizes

[Bloomberg] China Asks State Firms to Avoid Travel to U.S. and Its Allies

Monday Afternoon Links

[Reuters] Tech stocks pull Wall Street lower after China data

[Reuters] Safe-haven yen up vs dollar after China slowdown sparks risk-off

[Reuters] No. 1 U.S. utility PG&E prepares bankruptcy filing after California wildfires

[Reuters] Clarida reinforces Fed's mantra of U.S. policy patience

[CNBC] Gundlach’s warning on ‘ocean of debt’ adds to worries over corporate bonds

[WSJ] PG&E Was a Hedge-Fund Darling. That Bet Flopped.