Wednesday's News Links

[Reuters] Stocks back to 'risk-on' after Trump trade war scare

[Reuters] Trump says trade talks with China going "very well"

[Reuters] U.S. service sector slows more than expected in November

[Reuters] U.S. private sector job growth at six-month low in November: ADP

[Reuters] Trump comments, Uighur bill hit prospects of U.S.-China trade deal

[Reuters] China capex growth hits three-year low as weak economy, trade war drag

[Reuters] China November services sector activity rises to seven-month high: Caixin PMI

[Reuters] Division pervades NATO as the 'brain dead' meet the 'delinquent'

[Reuters] 'Cool it,' France and Germany to tell Trump at NATO talks

[Reuters] Long focused on Russia, NATO widens gaze toward China

[Reuters] China's Postal Savings Bank says some retail investors opt out of mainland listing

[Bloomberg] U.S., China Move Closer to Trade Deal Despite Harsh Rhetoric

[Bloomberg] First China IPO Flop Since 2012 Shows Market Confidence Breaking

[WSJ] Trump Says Trade War With China Could Drag On

[WSJ] Germans Keep on Saving Their Money—Even When It Hurts

[FT] Chinese house price growth heads for five-year low in 2020

Tuesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street falls as trade hopes wane

[Reuters] Proper U.S.-China trade deal more important than timing: Wilbur Ross

[Reuters] Very, very nasty': Trump clashes with Macron before NATO summit

[Reuters] U.S. has not ruled out imposing tariffs on imported autos: Commerce chief Ross

[Bloomberg] China’s $17 Billion Default Wave Is About to Break a Record

[Bloomberg] U.S. House Ramps Up China Tensions with Uighur Human Rights Bill

[Bloomberg] Euro to Rival Dollar as Top Funding Currency, Deutsche Bank Says

[FT] US allies must prepare for further trade shocks