Tuesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Tech leads Wall Street higher as tariff delay sparks rally

[Reuters] Peso and bonds down again on fears of Argentina return to populism

[Reuters] Oil soars near 5% as U.S. delays tariffs on some Chinese goods

[Reuters] Going negative? As trade war rages, central banks ponder radical steps

[Reuters] U.S. inflation picking up; Fed rate cut still expected

[Reuters] Past-due student loans, credit card debt could weigh on U.S. growth

[Reuters] Clashes at Hong Kong airport; U.N. urges restraint over protests

[Bloomberg] U.S. Treasuries Shatter Historical Norms With 1% Yield in Reach

[Bloomberg] Liquidity Is Bad Even by August Standards, JPMorgan Shows

[Bloomberg] Carry Bets May Go Awry as Rupee Becomes Asia’s Worst Performer

[WSJ] U.S. Retreats on Chinese Tariff Threats, Stocks Soar

[WSJ] U.S. Mortgage Debt Hits Record, Eclipsing 2008 Peak

[WSJ] U.S. Inflation Picks Up in July as Core Prices Strengthen