Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] IMF Cuts Global Outlook as Commodity Slump Hits Emerging Markets

[Reuters] U.S. trade deficit widens as exports sag, imports from China surge

[FT] IMF warns on worst global growth since financial crisis

[Bloomberg] It Looks Like Free Money Is Available in the Credit Market

[Bloomberg] There's Lots of Liquidity in Treasuries, Except When Needed Most

[Bloomberg] German Factory Orders Unexpectedly Fall Amid Economic Risks

[Bloomberg] Goldman Sachs Says Fed May Delay Rate Increase Well Into 2016

[Bloomberg] Russia Shuns No-Fly Zone for Syria as Clerics Urge Reprisals

[NYT] Russian Soldiers to Join Fight in Syria

[CNN] NATO cites Russian ground troops in Syria, 2nd violation of Turkey's airspace

[Reuters] U.S. warns against 'egregious' restrictions in contested South China Seas

Monday Evening News Links

[Bloomberg Video] Marc Faber: We Have Colossal Asset Inflation

[Bloomberg] Paul Tudor Jones Sees Choppier Markets as Fed Shifts Focus

[Bloomberg] Puerto Rico Willingness to Pay Test Coming Sooner Than Expected

[NYT] In Ben Bernanke’s Memoir, a Candid Look at Lehman Brothers’ Collapse

[Reuters] NATO denounces Russian incursion into Turkish airspace

[WSJ] U.S. Concludes Russia Targeting CIA-Backed Rebels in Syria