Friday's News Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Stocks Get Respite as Bonds Halt Fed-Fueled Slide: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Yen falls after BOJ stands pat on easy policy; dollar elevated

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil Rises Toward $94 as Tightening Market Vies With Hawkish Fed

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Another Yield High as US 10-Year Jumps Above Key 4.5% Level in Post-Fed Bond Rout

[AP] Targeted strikes may spread to other states and cities as midday deadline set by auto workers nears

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] House Republicans Are Charging Toward a Government Shutdown

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] BofA Says Rate Worries Spark Biggest Stock Outflows This Year

[Reuters] Fed is cutting staff after more than a decade of payroll growth

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] BOJ’s Ueda Tamps Down Speculation of Rate Hike, Pressuring Yen

[Reuters] BOJ keeps ultra-loose policy, dovish guidance on outlook

[Reuters] Japan's Aug inflation stays above BOJ target for 17th month

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] China’s Yuan Defense Runs the Risk of Hurting Global Bond Demand

[Reuters] A year after budget crisis, UK debt faces fresh pensions headwind

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Weak Euro-Area PMI Data Suggest Economy Facing Contraction

[Reuters] China, India lead Asia's biggest hydropower crunch in decades

[Bloomberg] Yen Bears May Come Roaring Back After BOJ Stands Pat: Watchers

[Bloomberg] Two of China’s Strongest Developers Face Ratings Cuts by Moody’s

[NYT] Real Estate Crisis Triggers New Alarms Over China’s Shadow Banks

[WSJ] Japan Waits on Interest-Rate Increases, Although Inflation Runs Above Target

[WSJ] Central Banks Near Rate Peak, but Economic Toll Yet to Be Counted

[FT] How Xi Jinping is taking control of China’s stock market

[FT] El-Erian: The plight of the ‘permacrisis’ and what to do about it