Monday's News Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Rise With Europe Stocks; Metals Climb: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Europe stuck on the ground as China markets jump

[Reuters] Dollar on defensive as markets eye U.S. politics, Fed minutes

[CNBC] Pelosi to call House back into session to vote on USPS bill

[CNBC] Homebuilder sentiment jumps to record high, but soaring lumber prices could ‘dampen momentum’

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: New Zealand delays election as cases climb

[Reuters] China central bank injects 700 billion yuan of MLF loans, rates steady for fourth month

[Reuters] Japan's economy shrinks at record pace as pandemic wipes out 'Abenomics' gains

[Reuters] Thai second-quarter GDP shrinks 12.2% year-on-year, weakest in 22 years

[CNBC] Southeast Asia faces more severe effects of climate change than the rest of the world, McKinsey says

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Hedge Funds Are Short on Dollar for First Time in Two Years

[Bloomberg] Fraying U.S.-China Relations Tested by Trump Ahead of Election

[Bloomberg] New York Manufacturing Expands Less Than Forecast as Orders Drop

[Bloomberg] China Housing May Have Hit ‘Potentially Precarious Peak,’ Harvard’s Rogoff Argues

[Bloomberg] In California’s Brutal Climate Loop, Heatwaves Raise Fire Risk

[WSJ] Traders Brace for Haywire Markets Around Presidential Election

[FT] The decoupling of the US and China has only just begun