Thursday Evening Links

[CNBC] Trump says US will impose 5% tariff on all Mexican imports from June 10

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Stocks Slide as Trump Turns Tariff Gun to Mexico: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Wall St steadies after trade tension-driven selloff

[Reuters] Treasuries - Yields hold near 20-month lows as trade fears persist

[Reuters] Oil falls 3% on small U.S. crude stock draw, trade war worries

[Reuters] U.S.-based equity funds post $22 billion outflows amid trade tensions

[CNBC] Here’s why China’s trade war threat to restrict rare earth minerals is so serious

[Reuters] Fed's Clarida sees U.S. economy in a 'very good place'

[Reuters] U.S. 30-year mortgage rates drop below 4%: Freddie Mac

[CNBC] Rental market is heating up, so say goodbye to all those freebies and perks

[WSJ] Fed Would Consider Interest-Rate Cuts if Growth Outlook Darkens

[WSJ] Crop Prices Climb on Worries Over Size, Quality of Harvest

[WSJ] L.A. Developers Have a Big Problem: Too Many New Megamansions

[FT] The surprising rise of private capital