Tuesday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] China Rating Outlook Cut to Negative by Moody’s

[Bloomberg] China's Yuan Weakens After Central Bank Cuts Reference Rate

[Reuters] Europe seen on cusp of new humanitarian crisis at Greece-Macedonia border

[Reuters] U.S. warns China on militarization of South China Sea

Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Rise With Emerging Markets Amid Data, China Stimulus

[Reuters] Fed's Dudley sees risks to U.S. economic outlook tilting to downside

[Bloomberg] Global Junk-Bond Default Rate to Rise to '09 Level, Moody's Says

[Reuters] U.S. construction spending jumps to eight-year high

[Reuters] China Feb factory activity shrinks more than expected, layoffs on the rise

[Bloomberg] Why China’s Economy Will Be So Hard to Fix

[CNBC] 'Brexit' could deal major economic, political blow to EU

[Reuters] Japan setting up panel to debate new spending: sources

[Bloomberg] Greece's Creditors Said to Face Impasse Over Bailout Terms

[FT] Debt backlog clogs M&A deal machine

[Bloomberg] World’s Billionaire Population Falls for the First Time Since Great Recession

[Bloomberg] Central Banks Extend Longest Gold-Buying Spree Since 1965: Chart

[Bloomberg] Communist Party Warns Outspoken Members With Tycoon's Punishment

[FT] Former BoE chief King predicts collapse of the eurozone