Tuesday's News Links

[CNBC] S&P 500 drops for a fourth day as tech shares slump, bitcoin breaks below $90,000: Live updates

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Japan Bond Rout Deepens on Fears Over Takaichi’s Fiscal Package

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Crypto Plunge Adds to Angst as Markets Extend Broad Retreat

[CNBC] Bitcoin briefly falls below $90,000 to lowest since April as cryptocurrency gives up 2025 gain

[Reuters] Morning Bid: Fear and caution grip markets

[Bloomberg] ‘Sell Japan’ Trade Emerges as Fiscal Worry, China Tensions Weigh

[Yahoo/Reuters] Bitcoin drops below $90,000 in sign of souring mood

[Yahoo/Reuters] Bubble or breakout? Nvidia earnings put AI boom under the microscope

[Yahoo/Reuters] No company is immune if AI bubble bursts, Google CEO Sundar Pichai says

[Reuters] As data flow revives, Fed still faces a deep policy divide

[Yahoo/WSJ] Higher Tariffs Take Toll on Global Growth, and Impact Is Set to Linger

[AP] US has warned others to avoid loans from Chinese state banks. But it’s the biggest recipient of all

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Klarna Revenue Surges as Longer-Term Loan Book More Than Doubles

[Yahoo/Reuters] BOJ chief to hold first bilateral meeting with PM Takaichi

[Reuters] Japan warns citizens in China about safety as diplomatic crisis deepens

[Bloomberg] Japan’s Bond Rout Deepens as Fears Grow Over Takaichi’s Package

[Bloomberg] Takaichi Faces Pressure Before Ueda Meeting as Yen, Bonds Slide

[Bloomberg] US Companies Shed 2,500 Jobs as October Drew to a Close

[Bloomberg] China’s Grip on American Medicine Cabinets Grows More Entrenched

[Bloomberg] Ueda Signals BOJ Remains on Rate Hike Path After PM Meet

[Bloomberg] China Accuses Takaichi of Reviving Japan’s ‘Militarist Demons’

[Bloomberg] Russia’s Oil Flows and Prices Deepen Slide in Hit to War Funding

[NYT] The Fed Is Cutting Bank Oversight. Critics See Risks.

[NYT] High Hamburger Prices? White House Blames Biden and Migrants.

[WSJ] The ‘JPMorgan Boys’ Behind the U.S. Bailout for Argentina

[FT] Crypto market sheds $1.2tn as traders shun speculative assets

[FT] Oracle’s astonishing $300bn OpenAI deal is now valued at minus $60bn

[FT] Fund managers warn AI investment boom has gone too far

[FT] The growing problem with China’s unreliable numbers