Wednesday's News Links

[CNBC] Stocks little changed as investors brace for Nvidia earnings: Live updates 

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil Swings Near $64 as Traders Weigh OPEC+ Plans, Russia Risk

[CNBC] Mortgage rates rose to the highest level since January, but demand from homebuyers still grew. Here’s why.

[Reuters] Minutes of Fed's May meeting likely to show officials grappling with uncertainty

[Reuters] Fed's Williams calls for strong response if inflation deviates from target

[Bloomberg] Fed’s Williams Says Pandemic Changed Inflation Perceptions

[Axios] Trump pledges government will continue Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac guarantees

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] China Deflation Worry Is Eclipsing Trade War Thaw for Economists

[Reuters] US and Russia clash in public as the Ukraine war heats up

[AP] Get ready for several years of killer heat, top weather forecasters warn

[Bloomberg] Raghuram Rajan Warns US Risks Future by Curbing Foreign Students

[Bloomberg] Why Investors Are So Nervous About Japanese Bonds

[Bloomberg] Ueda Vows to Watch Risks of Ripple Effects From Long-Yield Surge

[Bloomberg] BOJ’s Bond Holding Paper Losses Hit Record After Rate Hikes

[Bloomberg] China Seeks to Slow Yuan’s Gains After Months of Propping It Up

[Bloomberg] Germany to Work With Kyiv on Long-Range Missile Production

[WSJ] Trump Pledged ‘No Tax on Social Security.’ The Tax Bill Says Otherwise.

[WSJ] Japan Bonds Draw Weak Demand as Rise in Superlong Yields Sparks Concern

[FT] Japan’s 40-year bond sale draws weakest demand since July

[FT] Donald Trump offers Canada free ‘Golden Dome’ protection if it gives up sovereignty

[FT] The lessons from China’s dominance in manufacturing

[FT] Global temperature rise to reach near 2C in next five years, WMO says

[FT] India offers US ‘deep’ tariff cuts, but shields grain and dairy markets