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Monday, September 18, 2023

Tuesday's News Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Stocks Struggle as $95 Oil Adds to Rate Concerns: Markets Wrap

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil’s Rally Gathers Momentum as Brent Pops Above $95 a Barrel

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil’s Ascent to $95 Is Changing Trades Across Wall Street

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] China’s Worst Capital Outflow in Years Spells More Yuan Pressure

[Reuters] US single-family housing starts tumble in August

[Reuters] Fed to hold rates steady, but signal policy path in meeting this week

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Fed Faces Familiar Foe as Oil Prices Threaten Growth, Inflation

[AP] UAW threatens expanded strikes if there is no progress on contract with automakers by noon Friday

[AP] A new breed of leaders are atop the largest US unions today. Here are some faces to know

[Reuters] U.S. business optimism about China outlook falls to record low - survey

[Reuters] Foreign holdings of US Treasuries increase in July, China holdings plunge -data

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] The Most Popular Options Trade Turns a $1 Investment Into a $1,000 Stock Bet

[CNBC] Olive oil prices surge over 100% to record highs, sparking cooking oil thefts

[Dow Jones] Canada Inflation Accelerates to 4% in August

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Country Garden Leaves Bondholders in Dark as Interest Unpaid

[Dow Jones] Major Chinese Cities Rush to Scrap Home-Buying Curbs to Boost Demand

[Reuters] Japan's central bank will keep stimulus for now as risks grow

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Ueda Abandons ‘Shock and Awe’ on Path Toward BOJ Normalization

[Reuters] Putin and Xi to meet in Beijing in October, Russia says

[Bloomberg] The Global Economy Enters an Era of Upheaval

[NYT] Fed Creeps Toward Next Phase in Its Fight Against Inflation

[NYT] Strike Is a High-Stakes Gamble for Autoworkers and the Labor Movement

[WSJ] The Yuan and Yen Need the Fed’s Help. They Might Not Get It.

[WSJ] The Market-Beating Investment That’s Defying Wall Street Skeptics

[WSJ] The Unexpected New Winners in the Global Energy War

[FT] US Federal Reserve set to hold rates but leave tightening in play

[FT] Central banks must keep interest rates high until inflation is tamed, says OECD