Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Advance as Market Risk Tumbles; Pound Falls Below $1.30

[Bloomberg] Pound Tumbles Below $1.30 as Traders Await More Brexit Bad News

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Extend One-Year High Before China Inflation Data

[Bloomberg] China Bond Yield Sinks to Seven-Month Low as Inflows, Risks Rise

[Bloomberg] U.S. Productivity Unexpectedly Falls for Third Straight Quarter

[Reuters] China July consumer inflation cools on slower food prices

[Bloomberg] Rajan Holds India Rates in Final Move as Inflation Quickens

[Reuters] LendingClub turmoil takes toll as company posts widening losses

[CNBC] Marc Faber: S&P is set to crash 50%, giving back 5 years of gains

[Reuters] Japan warns China of deteriorating ties over East China Sea dispute

[Reuters] New images suggest China militarizing disputed islands: NY Times

[BBC] Turkey's Erdogan unnerves West with Putin visit

[Reuters] Turkey says rising anti-Americanism can be calmed by Gulen extradition

Monday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street steps back from record highs

[Bloomberg] Fannie, Freddie Could Need as Much as $126 Billion in Crisis

[WSJ] Are Negative Rates Backfiring? Here’s Some Early Evidence

[Bloomberg] Russia ‘Seriously Concerned’ as Fighting Picks Up in Ukraine

[Bloomberg] China Backlash Over U.S. Missile Shield Puts North Asia on Edge