Tuesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks, Dollar Mixed as Tax Reform Hits Bump: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] The GOP Tax Plan Is Already Hitting Speed Bumps

[CNBC] Kevin Warsh would take a hammer to the Fed, but he wouldn't break it

[Bloomberg] Japan's New Opposition Should Be Good for the Yen, Goldman Says

[CNBC] China's real reasons for enforcing North Korea sanctions: Trump, Party Congress

[Bloomberg] Catalans Take to Streets to Push Forward Independence Claim

[Bloomberg] JPMorgan Tops Mideast Bond Deals as Borrowing Binge Sets Record

[NYT] Low Inflation Could Put Central Bankers’ Superhero Status at Risk

[WSJ] Rich Catalonia Embraces Chance to Go It Alone

Monday Evening Links

[Reuters] S&P, Dow at record highs as financials, healthcare climb

[Reuters] Oil falls more than 2 percent on signs of higher output

[CNBC] Companies to pay in 10 percent 'range' on foreign profits, White House says

[Reuters] Hurricanes Harvey, Irma lift U.S. factory activity index to 13-year high

[Reuters] Atlanta Fed raises U.S. third quarter GDP growth view to 2.7 percent

[CNBC] Stressed retail industry plunging deeper into junk territory, S&P says

[Bloomberg] Manhattan Condos Are Barely Yielding More Than Government Treasuries

[WSJ] The Most Important—And Least Understood—Thing in the Market: Taxes

[FT] Puerto Rico seeks ‘tens of billions of dollars’ in US aid

[FT] Treasury bulls face test after September sell-off