Monday's News Links

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

[Reuters] Summer mood swings: markets turn higher on hopes of virus aid

[Reuters] Dollar rallies after weakest month in a decade

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Fed Is Headed for a Clash With Hedge Funds, Other Shadow Banks

[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Eli Lilly begins late-stage trials for antibody drug; Russia plans mass vaccination

[Reuters] China factory activity expands at fastest pace in nearly a decade: Caixin PMI

[Reuters] Asia's factory pain eases as China's activity jumps

[Bloomberg] Dollar’s Slide Is a Warning That U.S. Has Lost Grip on Virus

[FT] Erdogan gambles on fast recovery as Turkey burns through reserves 

[WSJ] Coronavirus Cases Rise in Europe as Youth Hit Beaches and Bars

Sunday Evening Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Gold Surges to Record as Week Opens With Spot Price Near $2,000

[Reuters] Asia stocks off to cautious start, dollar nurses scars

[CNBC] U.S. stock futures flat as earnings season, stimulus talks continue

[Reuters] Dollar on defensive as U.S. recovery story in doubt

[Reuters] Oil edges lower on oversupply concerns as OPEC+ set to raise output

[Reuters] White House says not optimistic on near-term deal for coronavirus relief bill

[CNBC] Dr. Birx warns U.S. in new phase of coronavirus pandemic with ‘extraordinarily widespread’ cases

[Reuters] Fed's Kashkari suggests 4-6 week shutdown; says U.S. Congress can spend big on coronavirus relief

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Lord & Taylor, Oldest U.S. Department Store, Goes Bankrupt

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Emerging-Market Rebound Hangs in Balance as Economies Struggle

Sunday's News Links

[Reuters] Congressional Democrats, White House still at impasse over coronavirus bill

[CNBC] Retail rents plummet across New York City, as America’s glitzy shopping districts turn into ghost towns

[AP] As school begins amid virus, parents see few good options

[AP] Debate begins for who’s first in line for COVID-19 vaccine

[Bloomberg] Treasury Market Fired Up to Vault Over Biggest Supply Hurdle Yet

[WSJ] Fed Weighs Abandoning Pre-Emptive Rate Moves to Curb Inflation

[FT] US junk bonds notch up best month since 2011