Monday's News Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Mixed Ahead of Earnings; Bonds Gain: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] COVID Delta upsurge keeps stock and commodity bulls in check

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil Slips Following Two-Day Gain With Demand Outlook in Focus

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Wall Street’s $6 Billion Fee Bonanza Chilled by China IPO Curbs

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] After China’s Surprise Bank Reserve Ratio Cut, Analysts Look for More Support Signs

[Reuters] ECB to discuss new guidance after inflation target tweak -Vice President

[Reuters] Japan wholesale prices continue to surge as import costs hit record 

[AP] California and other parts of the West broil and burn

[Reuters] Prolonged stimulus measures are posing risks to global economy, says Russian Finance Minister

[Reuters] China says it 'drove away' U.S. warship on anniversary of tribunal ruling

[Reuters] U.S. repeats warning to China against attack on Philippine forces

[Bloomberg] Why China and U.S. Are Clashing Over Stock Listings

[Bloomberg] Authers: The China Trade May Be Just Starting to Unravel

[Bloomberg] U.S. Cases Swell on Delta as Asia Tightens Curbs: Virus Update

[NYT] More Power Lines or Rooftop Solar Panels: The Fight Over Energy’s Future

[WSJ] Reversal of Long-Term Forces May Add to Inflation Threat

[WSJ] Coffee Prices Soar After Bad Harvests and Insatiable Demand

[FT] El-Erian: Lower bond yields are no longer good news for stocks