Monday Evening Links

[CNBC] Stock futures little changed as Wall Street looks to shake off Big Tech’s slide

[Reuters] Nasdaq, S&P 500 end lower as U.S. yields rise; Disney lifts Dow

[Reuters] Dollar slides on improving European, U.K. economic outlooks, commodities bounce

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Petrobras Craters, Real Falls in Brazil’s Worst Rout in Months

[CNBC] Treasury yields rise in choppy trading

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil Surges as Investors Bet Commodity Demand to Take Off

[Reuters] World shares slide on inflation fears, commodities surge

[Reuters] Petrobras shares slump as Brazil's Bolsonaro doubles down on intervention

[CNBC] House panel advances $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill as Democrats move toward passage this week

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Yellen Favors Higher Company Tax, Signals Capital Gains Worth a Look

[Reuters] About a third of Texans still facing disrupted water supplies

[CNBC] The market is getting nervous about Powell’s testimony this week

[Reuters] Explainer: U.S. Treasury's cash drawdown - and why markets care

[Reuters] Brazil bankers, investors worry about Bolsonaro's effect on capital markets revival

[CNBC] Yellen sounds warning about ‘extremely inefficient’ bitcoin

[Bloomberg] Brazil’s Central Bank Cornered as Populism Fuels Rate Hike Bets

[Bloomberg] U.S. College Enrollment Slumps, Bucking Usual Gain in Recessions

[WSJ] Consumer Demand Snaps Back. Factories Can’t Keep Up.