Tuesday Afternoon Links

[Reuters] Wall Street rises as earnings whip up risk appetite

[Reuters] Oil remains near multi-year highs as energy crunch continues

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Fed Seen Well Behind as Global Race to Rate Hikes Hits Overdrive

[Reuters] U.S. workers face layoffs as U.S COVID-19 vaccine mandates kick in

[Reuters] U.S. homebuilding stumbles as supply constraints mount

[CNBC] Single-family rents are surging, and investors are flooding the market

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Banks Loosen Purse Strings for Shale Drillers Amid Oil Rally

[Reuters] Brazil's central bank sells reserves as fiscal fears rattle markets

[Reuters] Analysis-As oil prices skyrocket, fund managers hop on board for the ride

[Reuters] China Evergrande shelves stake sale, Kaisa clattered by downgrade

[WSJ] Household Brands Count the Rising Cost of Trains, Planes and Automobiles

[WSJ] In Tackling China’s Real-Estate Bubble, Xi Jinping Faces Resistance to Property-Tax Plan

[WSJ] Day Traders Are Driving Uranium Prices Higher