Thursday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall Street mixed after earnings reports; Twitter plunges

[Reuters] Euro falls against dollar after Draghi gives ECB swansong

[Reuters] White House aide: Phase one U.S.-China trade deal targets intellectual property

[Reuters] U.S. core capital goods orders drop more than expected

[Reuters] U.S. new home sales dip in September; prices fall

[Reuters] EU mulls delay as Britain says Johnson's deal is the Brexit endgame

[Reuters] Draghi defends legacy as ECB keeps money taps on

[Reuters] Japan factory activity shrinks at quickest pace since 2016 in October: flash PMI

[MarketWatch] German economy continues to struggle with manufacturing troubles spreading to services

[Reuters] Japan's Abe, South Korean Prime Minister Lee meet amid bitter row over history, trade

[Bloomberg] Draghi Keeps ECB Stimulus in Last Act as Economy Stains Legacy

[Bloomberg] Global Takeovers Drop to Eight-Year Low

[Bloomberg] Bond Defaults Are Highest on Record as India’s Economy Slows

[WSJ] Fed Boosts Amount of Liquidity Offered to Financial System

[WSJ] Fed to Increase Temporary Liquidity Available To Markets

[WSJ] China’s Property Bond Boom Clashes With Housing Market Realities

[FT] The global boom in non-bank finance

[FT] Turkey sharply cuts interest rates as it cites improving inflation outlook

Wednesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street ticks higher, but chip stocks tumble

[AP] Uncertainties escalate for Fed as it weighs another rate cut

[Reuters] ECB's Draghi denied grand finale as economy weakens and dissent grows

[Reuters] EU keeps UK waiting on Brexit delay, Johnson gears for an election

[Reuters] Chile central bank cuts benchmark rate to 1.75% amid protests

[Bloomberg] U.S. Fears Mass Boycott as Chinese Turn to Homegrown Brands

[Bloomberg] New York Fed Boosts Repo Operations to Quell Month-End Pressures

[Bloomberg] Americans Are Unhappy at Work After Years of Economic Gains

[Bloomberg] China’s Information War on Taiwan Ramps Up as Election Nears