Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Global Stocks Slip With Crude as Lenders Wobble; Dollar Advances

[Bloomberg] Oil Falls to 1-Month Low as Nigeria, Libya Poised to Swell Glut

[Dow Jones] Deutsche Bank Shares Plunge on Fears of $14 Billion U.S. Settlement

[Bloomberg] Mexican Peso Slides to Record Low as Clinton Flags in U.S. Polls

[Reuters] Cost of insuring Deutsche Bank's debt rises 8 percent after DOJ fine: Markit

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank Riskiest Bonds Sink as DOJ Seeks $14 Billion Fine

[Bloomberg] Dollar Rally Fades as Odds of Fed Move This Year Drop Below 50%

[Bloomberg] Consumer Prices in U.S. Increased More Than Forecast in August

[Reuters] U.S. stock funds post largest weekly outflows in a year: Lipper

[Bloomberg] Monte Paschi Bonds Slide to Two-Month Low After Debt-Swap Report

[Reuters] German banks count cost of global shipping crisis

[Bloomberg] Rising Global Imbalances Should Be Ringing Alarm Bells, Says HSBC

[CNBC] Why everyone needs to pay attention to the bond market

[WSJ] Japan’s Central Bank Splits Over Easing Program

[WSJ] Dollar-Hedging Costs Hit Treasurys

[WSJ] Average Cost of Employer Health Coverage Tops $18,000 for Family in 2016

[FT] Low-volatility funds face rougher ride

[Reuters] Japan to boost South China Sea role with training patrols with U.S.: minister

Thursday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks End Six-Day Slump as Fed Rate-Increase Bets Wither

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Rise on Apple Rally as Oil Advances; Treasuries Fall

[Bloomberg] Funds Load Up on Risk as Crisis-Era Securities Make a Comeback

[Bloomberg] Deutsche Bank Rebuffs U.S. Over $14 Billion Mortgage Settlement

[FT] China’s ‘national team’ in quiet retreat from stock market