Friday's News Links

[Reuters] Shares sapped by poor China growth, dollar gets weekly mauling

[Reuters] China third-quarter GDP grows 6%, slowest pace in almost three decades

[Reuters] China's September property investment resilient, buoyed by new construction

[Reuters] Six warning lights flashing for China’s slowing economy

[Reuters] Brexit on a knife edge as PM Johnson stakes all on 'Super Saturday' vote

[Reuters] Exclusive: Wall Street banks see green light from Fed on reserves - sources

[Reuters] IMF warns of Asia's darkening growth outlook as trade war bites

[Reuters] The IMF in figures: Debtors vs creditors

[Reuters] Japan's inflation hits 2-1/2-year low, raises stimulus chance this month

[Reuters] Turkey's forex reserves an Achilles heel if sanctions were to deepen

[Reuters] Turkey agrees with U.S. to pause Syria assault while Kurds withdraw

[Bloomberg] China’s Economy Slows on Weak Investment, Testing Global Growth

[Bloomberg] Number of China Bond Defaults Touches Last Year’s Record

[NYT] China’s Economic Growth Slows as Challenges Mount

[WSJ] Top Economic Advisers Warned Trump on Tariffs Before China Truce

[WSJ] Fed Eyes Another Rate Cut, Weighs When to Stop

[WSJ] Deals on Brexit, China Trade Don’t Make Those Problems Go Away

[FT] Why the Federal Reserve may have painted itself into a corner

[FT] How bonds became stocks and stocks became bonds

Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] U.S. stocks gain on upbeat earnings, geopolitical news

[Reuters] Fed's Williams: Economic threats that led to rate cuts don't guarantee further action

[Reuters] China says it hopes to reach phased trade pact with U.S. as soon as possible

[Reuters] UK heading for 'fairly hard' Brexit if Johnson deal passes

[CNBC] WeWork could run out of cash by mid-November — here’s what would happen next