Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] Asian shares wobbly, euro steady after ECB ends QE

[Reuters] Record $46 billion pulled from U.S.-based stock funds in latest week: Lipper

[Reuters] Japan business mood steady but outlook sours: BOJ tankan

[Reuters] S&P 500 ends choppy session little changed

[BloombergQ] Oil Jumps as Saudis Target American Refiners for Supply Cuts

[MarketWatch] U.S. budget deficit jumps to $205 billion in November

[CNBC] Goldman says US-China not likely to reach trade deal by March and more tariffs are coming

[Reuters] U.S. labor market tightening; inflation pressures muted

[BloombergQ] The Fed’s Job Just Got More Complicated

[Reuters] Italy's lower deficit goal: a politically useful fudge

[BloombergQ] Draghi Says Euro’s 20th Birthday Is Time for ‘Candid’ Reflection

[NYT] Europe’s Central Bank Ends One of the Biggest Money-Printing Programs Ever

[WSJ] Las Vegas Housing Weakness Signals the Slowdown Is Spreading

[FT] Bolton accuses China and Russia of ‘predatory practices’ in Africa