Tuesday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall Street moves higher on tech, financials boost

[Reuters] U.S. housing starts fall on weak single-family homebuilding

[CNBC] Home prices in January see smallest gain in nearly 4 years: S&P Case-Shiller

[CNBC] US auto sales are falling, and cars are more expensive than ever

[CNBC] Bond market says not only is a recession coming, but the Fed will cut interest rates to stop it

[Reuters] China, Europe slowdown's scale to determine impact on Fed policy: Evans

[AP] UK government defiant as Parliament takes control of Brexit

[Reuters] Life after ECB's 'Super Mario' unnerves global investors

[Reuters] Global strain stirs BOJ debate of more easing in March

[Bloomberg] The Muscle That Backed China's Stimulus Is Quaking

[Bloomberg] Leveraged Loans Are the Weakest Link in U.S. Credit, UBS Says

[WSJ] Lyft Leading Wave of Startups That Will Make Debuts With Giant Losses

[WSJ] Stephen Moore Says Fed’s Pivot Validates Criticism of Interest-Rate Increases

[FT] Turkey props up lira after accusing JPMorgan of ‘provocation’

[FT] Global carbon dioxide emissions hit record high

Monday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street falls on global growth worries

[Reuters] Fed rate cut seen nearer as yield curves invert

[Reuters] France to seal deals with China but challenge on Belt and Road project

[Bloomberg] The $10 Trillion Pool of Negative Debt Is a Late-Cycle Reckoning

[AFP] US will not 'stand idly' on Russian role in Venezuela: Pompeo