Wednesday's News Links

[Reuters] Stocks bounce after tech rout sends Nasdaq into correction

[Reuters] Shares resilient after U.S. tech sell-off, vaccine trial delay

[Reuters] Oil prices reverse some losses but demand concerns persist

[Reuters] U.S. readies bans on cotton, tomato imports from China's Xinjiang

[Reuters] China says U.S. trying to incite instability with proposed orders to block Xinjiang imports

[CNBC] The U.S. and Taiwan are drawing closer, irritating China

[CNBC] Mortgage demand from homebuyers surges 40% from a year ago amid sales spree

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: WHO stresses safety and Dr. Fauci says pause in major vaccine trial is ‘not uncommon’

[CNBC] Stanley Druckenmiller says the stock market is in an ‘absolute raging mania’

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] BlackRock Strategists Cool on Credit After Firm Stoked Rally

[AP] Wall Street’s 3-day skid a reality check for runaway market

[Reuters] Japan's Suga in pole position for PM as debate kicks off

[Reuters] Samsung, LG Display to stop supplying panels to Huawei due to U.S. restrictions: Chosun

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Pandemic Faultline Spreads Across EM as Growth Paths Diverge

[Bloomberg] U.S. Businesses in China Not Heeding Trump’s Call to Return Home

[WSJ] Investors Shun Risky Assets as Tech Trade Stalls

[WSJ] California Wildfires Have Already Burned More Acres Than in Any Year on Record