Monday's News Links

[Reuters] Positive German data tempers equity selloff, safe havens in demand

[Reuters] Oil prices fall as markets brace for potential U.S. recession

[Reuters] No-deal Brexit increasingly likely - EU officials

[Reuters] Fed's Evans says good time to pause and be cautious

[Reuters] Fed's Harker still sees one rate hike 'at most' this year

[Bloomberg] One by One, Global Bond Markets Are Flashing the Same Warning

[Bloomberg] El-Erian: There’s Danger in Misreading the Inverted Yield Curve

[Bloomberg] Is the Recession Red Flag Waving at Emerging Markets?

[Bloomberg] China Local Government Debt - The Bomb That Doesn't Explode

[Reuters] U.S. Navy, Coast Guard ships pass through strategic Taiwan Strait

[WSJ] Thinning Liquidity in Key Futures Market Worries Traders

[WSJ] FHA Clamps Down on Risky Government-Backed Mortgages

[FT] Donald Trump’s Fed nominee faces broad backlash

[FT] Brexit is part of a wider European struggle

Sunday Evening Links

[Reuters] Yen strengthens, shares skid on U.S. recession fears

[Reuters] Brexit up in the air as May pushes divorce deal for third time

[Reuters] Markets seem to underestimate threat of Brexit - ECB's Rehn

[Reuters] Russian air force planes land in Venezuela carrying troops: reports

Sunday's News Links

[Reuters] U.S.'s Lighthizer, Mnuchin to travel to China for trade talks: White House

[Reuters] Brexit up in the air as May faces possible plot, parliament tries to grab control

[Reuters] British PM May facing plot from minister to oust her: Sunday Times reporter

[Bloomberg] Turkey Probes JPMorgan After Lira's Worst Drop Since 2018 Crash

[FT] A no-deal Brexit remains highly likely