Monday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall St sells off amid geopolitical worries

[Reuters] Argentine peso collapses as Macri's re-election chances drop

[Reuters] Yen, gold gain on trade war angst; Argentine peso sinks

[Reuters] U.S. yields tumble on trade worries, political tension

[Reuters] Hong Kong airport grinds to halt; China likens protests to terrorism

[Reuters] U.S. budget deficit widens; spending up on health, military

[CNBC] Wall Street sees even more Fed rate cuts ahead with Morgan Stanley predicting a return to zero

[AP] South Korea to remove Japan from preferred trade list

[Bloomberg] Argentina's 48% Stock Rout Second-Biggest in Past 70 Years

[Bloomberg] U.S. Long-Bond Yield Nears All-Time Low as Global Alarm Grows

[Bloomberg] Markets Signal Argentina May Be Headed to Another Debt Crisis

[Bloomberg] Argentina Default Risk Jumps After Macri's Landslide Loss: Chart

[Bloomberg] U.S. Budget Deficit Already Exceeds Last Year’s Total Figure

[WSJ] 10% Tariffs Were Manageable. At 25%, Businesses Are Squirming.