Thursday, July 4, 2019

Friday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall Street lower after June jobs data

[Reuters] Treasuries - U.S. yields rise further as job growth rebounds

[Reuters] Money Markets - Traders trim bets on bold Fed rate cut in July

[Reuters] Crude oil prices fall 1% on fears for global economy

[CNBC] Strong job growth is back: Payrolls jump in June well above expectations

[CNBC] China says there will be no trade deal unless existing tariffs are stripped

[SCMP] China won’t buy US agricultural products if Americans ‘flip-flop’ in trade talks – state media

[Reuters] Japan's May household spending rises at fastest pace in four years

[Reuters] Drop in German industrial orders bodes ill for coming months

[AP] EU chief struggles to sell job winners to hostile lawmakers

[Reuters] Iran threatens British shipping in retaliation for tanker seizure

[Bloomberg] China Reiterates Demand That U.S. Must Lift All Tariffs

[Bloomberg] China Bond Defaults Looking Less Scary. Why That Won’t Last

[Bloomberg] Chinese Outbound M&A Plummets as Trade War Keeps Companies at Home

[NYT] Interest Rates Just Keep Falling. Economic Orthodoxy Is Falling With Them.

[WSJ] U.S. Hits Back at Huawei Lawsuit

[WSJ] With Defaults and Failures at India’s Shadow Banks, ‘Confidence Is Shaking’

[WSJ] Squeezed by U.S. Sanctions, Iran Shifts From Patience to Confrontation

[FT] Why parts of Wall Street are fretting over ‘toxic’ loans