Thursday's News Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Stocks and Bonds Steady After Jobs Data: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Bond scares linger, investors look to Powell

[Reuters] Oil strengthens on prospect of OPEC+ maintaining supply cuts, drop in U.S. inventories

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Initial Claims for U.S. Jobless Benefits Rose Slightly Last Week

[AP] House passes sweeping voting rights bill over GOP opposition

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Powell Likely to Push Back on Bond-Market Doubts Over Fed Policy

[Reuters] Texas power grid names firms with unpaid bills, cuts off second

[CNBC] Monthly auto loan payments surge to record highs as borrowing hits biggest one-year jump, Experian says

[Reuters] Analysis: Greensill's funding problems could cause broad ripples

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Dollar Is Increasingly Overvalued as Deficit Widens, IIF Says

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Longest Surge in Food Prices Since ‘08 Hits Poorest Nations Most

[Bloomberg] There Are Early Signs of a Value-at-Risk Shock

[NYT] Investors Are Focused on Treasurys. Here’s What the Fed Could Do.

[WSJ] Texas Power Regulator Urged to Halt Collections as Crisis Fallout Spreads

[WSJ] Greensill Problems Put Spotlight on Steel Tycoon Once Feted by Royalty

[WSJ] A ‘Mind-Boggling’ Individual Investor Boom Stirs Up Markets in Asia

[FT] US vs China: Biden bets on alliances to push back against Beijing