Friday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street ends higher as hopes for less aggressive Fed grow

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Gold Jumps as Japan Moves to Prop Up Yen Drive Down Greenback

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Treasury Yields Jolted From Highs on Prospect of Fed Letup

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Yen Intervention Sparks Speculation Over Japan’s Funding Moves

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Fed Officials Expect Debate on Rate Peak and When to Slow Hikes

[Reuters] Fed's Daly says it's time to start talking about slowing rate hikes

[CNBC] U.S. consumer is soldiering on despite soaring inflation and recession risk, credit card giants say

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Summers Warns on Deficit ‘Doom Loop’ Risk, Oil Price Spike

[Yahoo Finance] The real trade war with China has begun

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] BMO’s Davis Warns of Japan as Next Potential Bond ‘Hurricane’

[Reuters] Cases of BQ.1, BQ.1.1 COVID variants double in U.S. as Europe warns of rise

[Reuters] Protests rage in Iran's southeast, amid crackdown call

[FT] Investors should brace: shocks are on the way

[FT] Could the Tory turmoil get even worse?