Monday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street dips in slow start to fourth quarter

[Bloomberg] Japan Coalition Leader Says BOJ’s Negative Rates Stir Confusion

[Bloomberg] Fed’s Mester Says Case for November Hike Will Likely Be Strong

[CNBC] This high-yielding sector is a safe haven no more: Traders

[Reuters] U.S. suspends Syria ceasefire talks with Russia, blames Moscow

Monday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Decline Before U.S. Data as Pound Slides on Brexit Angst

[Reuters] Sterling sinks to three-year low on Brexit, European banks struggle again

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Advance as Japan Shares Climb, Bank Concerns Ease

[Reuters] Oil prices fall on high production despite planned OPEC output cut

[Bloomberg] Colombian Peso Weakens With Bonds on Shock Peace Deal Rejection

[Bloomberg] Here's How to Gauge Bank-Funding Stress in Europe

[Bloomberg] European Banks Cutting 20,000 Jobs as ING Joins Commerzbank, ABN

[Bloomberg] Japan Tankan Corporate Sentiment Gauge Misses Expectations

[WSJ] Deutsche Bank, U.S. DOJ Continue to Discuss Mortgage-Securities Settlement

[WSJ] Manhattan Residential Market Cools

[WSJ] An OPEC Output Cut Not Likely to Alter Oil Imbalance

[Reuters] Russia's Putin suspends plutonium cleanup accord with U.S. because of 'unfriendly' acts