Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Stocks Rise Around the World as Crude Oil, Metals Extend Advance

[Bloomberg] U.S. Existing Home Sales Climb to Highest Since Early 2007

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Rise for Second Day as Commodities Rally With Won

[Bloomberg] PBOC Boosts Yuan Fixing After 12-Day Drop to Weakest Since 2008

[Bloomberg] Fed Hike Is Certainty for Bond Traders as Market Odds Reach 100%

[Bloomberg] Emerging Asia Sees $11 Billion Outflow on Dollar’s Rally

[Opalesque] Hedge funds continue to see asset outflows in October, YTD outflows at $77m

[Reuters] Japan PM says TPP trade pact meaningless without U.S.

[Reuters] Euro zone nations turn to hedge funds to meet borrowing needs

[Bloomberg] $100 Billion Chinese-Made City Near Singapore 'Scares the Hell Out of Everybody'

[Bloomberg] Trump Outlines Top Plans Amid Business Scrutiny, Press Tension

[NYT] Investors Make Bullish Bet on Trump, and an Era of Tax Cuts and Spending

[WSJ] Donald Trump Poised to Pressure Mexico on Trade

[FT] European Central Bank faces a Trump quandary

[WSJ] European Companies Happily Take ECB’s Cheap Cash, but Don’t Spend It

Monday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] S&P 500, Dow, Nasdaq, Russell 2000 Hit Record Highs as Oil Jumps

[Bloomberg] China May Face Yuan Float if Capital Controls Fail

[Bloomberg] Three Charts Signal Dark December for Slumping China Bond Market

[Bloomberg] How India's Cash Chaos Is Shaking Everyone From Families to Banks

[Reuters] Top ECB officials pledge continued support to euro zone economy

[Bloomberg] 2017 is when a decade of global monetary easing ends, says BAML

[Reuters] Hedge funds slow to adjust champagne tastes to beer budgets

[FT] Tail risks wagging the dog with Wall Street fear gauge

[FT] EU to retaliate against US bank capital rules