Wednesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Trump says 'not enough' progress made in high-stakes U.S.-Mexico talks

[Reuters] Fitch downgrades Mexico and Moody's lowers outlook, hammering peso

[Reuters] Wall St. climbs as weak private jobs data boost rate cut hopes

[CNBC] Oil sinks 3.4% to $51.68, lowest close since January

[Politico] U.S.-Mexico tariff talks spill into Thursday as deadline looms

[Reuters] Hope grows for deal to ward off Trump's tariffs on Mexican imports

[Reuters] Fed says contacts worry about trade war; economy growing modestly

[Reuters] Explainer: U.S.-China trade war - the levers they can pull

[Reuters] Exclusive: U.S. preparing to sell over $2 billion in weapons to Taiwan, testing China - sources

[Reuters] China's panda diplomacy puts a smile on 'best friend' Putin's face

[RT] Dollar dump? Russia & China agree to bilateral trade in national currencies during Putin-Xi meeting

[Bloomberg] Steepening Yield Curve Shows Market Isn't Waiting for Fed to Act

[Bloomberg] Tillerson Is Concerned China Will Give Up on Trade Talks

[FT] Debt and populism test Italy’s bedraggled polity