Thursday's News Links

[Reuters] Trade war thaw and ECB stimulus hopes buoys stocks

[Reuters] Oil prices fall as OPEC+ talks output compliance, not cuts

[Reuters] As trade talks loom, Chinese firms look into buying U.S. farm goods

[Reuters] ECB to turn stimulus taps back on as economy slows

[Reuters] Argentina announces new round of currency controls amid economic crisis

[Bloomberg] Turkey Surprises With Another Jumbo Rate Cut After Record Easing

[NYT] California Approves Statewide Rent Control to Ease Housing Crisis

[WSJ] China Seeks to Narrow Trade Talks With U.S. in Bid to Break Deadlock

[WSJ] Why Rate Cuts in Europe Could Do More Harm Than Good

[FT] China stimulus feared ‘too little, too late’

[FT] US targets companies with Chinese military ties

Wednesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Asian stocks rise on hopes for U.S.-China trade, monetary stimulus

[Reuters] Trade hopes buoy Wall Street as China extends olive branch

[CNBC] Trump delays tariff hikes by two weeks in ‘good will’ gesture to China

[Reuters] Trump reverses course, seeks negative rates from Fed 'boneheads'

[Reuters] Trump's call for negative rates threatens savers

[Reuters] Note to Trump: Negative rates have delivered few positive results

[Reuters] ECB to turn stimulus taps back on to prop up ailing economy

[Reuters] UK's worst-case no-deal Brexit plan warns of food shortages, public disorder

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] End of Era: Passive Equity Funds Surpass Active in Epic Shift

[Reuters] U.S. money fund assets grow to highest since October 2009: iMoneyNet

[Bloomberg] Trump’s Latest Tweet on Fed, U.S. Debt Is Called a ‘Recipe for Disaster’

[WSJ] Trump Says Fed Should Cut Rates to ‘Zero, or Less,’ Attacks Jerome Powell Again

[FT] India’s deepening car sales slump spreads alarm