Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Tuesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall St. loses early gains as trade concerns abound

[Reuters] U.S. yields drop to 20-month low on trade, Italy concerns

[CNBC] Falling interest rates are sending a warning signal to the stock market

[CNBC] An under-the-radar way to measure economic growth in China is painting a bleak picture

[Reuters] U.S. Treasury says nine trade partners deserve scrutiny over currency practices

[CNBC] The next downturn could see a ‘radicalization’ of the policies used during the financial crisis

[Reuters] Strong labor market boosts U.S. consumer confidence

[Reuters] U.S. auto sales seen slipping 2.1% in May: J.D. Power, LMC Automotive

[Reuters] EU could slap 3 billion euro fine on Italy for excessive debt: Salvini

[SCMP] China showing signs similar to Japanese housing bubble that led to its ‘lost decades’, expert warns

[Bloomberg] Key Slice of U.S. Yield Curve Dives Further Into Inversion Zone

[Bloomberg] N.Y. Fed Loses Top Officers Including Potter in Rare Double Exit

[Bloomberg] Apple and Nike Brace for China's Wrath After Huawei Ban

[Bloomberg] Bannon Urges Trump to ‘Go All the Way’ in China Trade War

[Bloomberg] Buyer's Remorse: High Debt and Low Pay Leave Some College Grads Rueful

[NYT] The Trade War’s Next Front? China’s Access to Wall Street

[WSJ] Global Bond Yields Hit Multiyear Lows

[FT] China's state planner suggests using rare earths in US trade war