Monday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Banks' Surge Takes Europe's Stock Rally Into 2nd Day; HSBC Rises

[Bloomberg] Oil Advances for a Second Day After Bullish Bets Increase

[Bloomberg] Emerging Stocks Rebound on Stimulus Bets as China Vows Stability

[Reuters] Turkish bonds fall, CDS rise on Syria border tensions

[Bloomberg] China's Bad Loans Rise to Highest in a Decade as Economy Slows

[Reuters] ECB in talks with Italy over buying bundles of bad loans

[Reuters] Storm clouds gather on Italy's budget horizon

[Bloomberg] ECB's 'Whatever It Takes' May Be Too Much for German Top Court

[Bloomberg] Soaring Chinese Imports From Hong Kong Renew Fake Trade Concerns

[Bloomberg] Hong Kong Land Price Plunges Nearly 70% in Government Tender

[Bloomberg] Brazil's 5,500 Bankruptcies in 2015 Signal Deeper Credit Crisis

[FT, Sender] There is worse to come as QE loses its impact

[WSJ] Chinese Banks May Need All the Help They Can Get

[WSJ] Italian Banks Are All In It Together—and That’s the Problem

[Reuters] Turkey vows 'harsh reaction' if Kurds try to take Syrian town

[FT] Tensions between Russia and Turkey mount

[Reuters] U.S. admiral warns against Chinese fighter flights from South China Sea runways

[Washington Post] Ukraine and Russia close their borders to foreign truckers