Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street falls on U.S.-China trade jitters

[Reuters] Oil prices decline on U.S. pipe disruptions, weak Chinese data

[Reuters] Trump says U.S., China to announce new venue to ink trade deal soon

[CNBC] Trump rails against Powell a day after the Fed cuts rates for a third time this year

[Reuters] Trump says Fed hurting U.S. competitiveness, needs to cut rates more

[Reuters] Exclusive: Iran intervenes to prevent ousting of Iraqi prime minister - sources

[WSJ] Chinese Bank Run Extends to Third Day

Thursday's News Links

[Reuters] Stocks drop as U.S.-China trade worries resurface

[Reuters] Oil prices dip as U.S. crude stocks and demand outlook weigh

[Reuters] U.S. consumer spending rises moderately, wages flat

[Reuters] China's factory activity shrinks for sixth month as trade war clouds outlook

[Reuters] China's probe of rural bank chief renews worries over small banks' health

[Reuters] Pompeo says U.S. must confront China's Communist Party

[CNBC] A ‘growing club’ of ‘very powerful countries’ is steering away from using the dollar

[Reuters] Japan September factory output rebounds, but risks cloud outlook

[Reuters] Hong Kong falls into first recession in 10 years as protests, trade war weigh

[Bloomberg] China Doubts Long-Term Trade Deal Possible With Trump

[Bloomberg] China’s Rising Sovereign Yields Are Stirring Its Corporate Bonds

[Bloomberg] China Warns Risks Are Increasing After Biggest Party Meeting

[Bloomberg] China’s Financial Hub Moves to Shut Down P2P Lending

[Bloomberg] Negative Interest Rate Skepticism Grows at the European Central Bank

[Bloomberg] Guindos Joins ECB Officials Warning Against Policy Side Effects

[FT] China manufacturers divert cash into financial products