Monday's News Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Nasdaq Futures Resume Declines With Valuation Angst Lingering

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] British Pound Plummets After Specter of a No-Deal Brexit Returns

[Reuters] With big tech on holiday, world shares inch higher

[Reuters] Oil falls after Saudi cuts prices, China slows imports

[AP] Hopes fading for coronavirus deal as Congress returns

[AP] California avoids major power outages as wildfires rage

[Reuters] Fed's strategy shift to bind big central banks from Frankfurt to Tokyo

[Reuters] Brexit back in crisis as UK threatens to undercut divorce pact

[CNBC] China accuses U.S. of ‘hegemony’ after Trump administration threatens to sanction chipmaker SMIC

[Reuters] China's exports rise at fastest pace in nearly 1-1/2 years as economies reopen; imports slip

[Reuters] India overtakes Brazil in coronavirus infections, some rail services resume

[Reuters] China to hold more military drills off northeast, east coasts

[Bloomberg] The Options-Enhanced Stock Market Money Machine Is Going Global

[WSJ] Sudden Volatility in Tech Stocks Unnerves Investors

[WSJ] Colleges Send Students Home as Outbreaks Worsen. Are They Creating a New Coronavirus Threat?

[FT] US banks signal mounting concern over real estate lending

[FT] Slowdown in German industry’s recovery casts doubt over outlook

Sunday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall St Week Ahead-U.S. stock market surge may run into scary September 

[CNBC] U.S. considers blacklisting China’s largest chipmaker as tech tensions escalate

[Reuters] California grid operator warns of rotating power outages in record heat wave

[Reuters] Mnuchin says he expects to fund U.S. government to early December

[Reuters] India reports global daily record of new coronavirus cases

[AP] Experts warn China-India standoff risks unintentional war

[WSJ] Where Danger Lurks in the Big Tech Rally

[FT] Hopes of US stimulus deal fade after strong jobs report

[FT] China wants to decouple from US tech, too

[FT] The Fed risks higher inflation to boost jobs