[Reuters] World stocks try to find feet after tech-driven rout
[BloombergQ] Oil Rebounds From One-Year Low as U.S. Crude Stockpiles Drop
[Reuters] Money Markets-Dollar LIBOR posts biggest rise in eight months
[Reuters] U.S. core capital goods orders flat; jobless claims rise
[CNBC] Mortgage refinance applications hit 18-year low
[CNBC] A $9 trillion corporate debt bomb is ‘bubbling’ in the US economy
[BloombergQ] Investors Pulled $29 Billion in October, Most in Three Years From Funds
[Reuters] Dearth of Italian bond deals flashes long-term debt danger
[Reuters] PIMCO’s bond chief Balls says Italy default cannot be ruled out
[BloombergQ] China’s Warning to Market Economists: Toe the Party’s Line
[BloombergQ] WTO Starts U.S. Tariffs Probe, Crossing Trump’s Red Line
[BloombergQ] Beijing to Judge Every Resident Based on Behavior by End of 2020
[WSJ] Frackers’ Growth Ambitions Clouded by Drop in Oil Prices
[WSJ] Italy’s Big Budget, Designed to Help Business, Is Hurting It
[FT] US-China trade war risks heavy toll on growth, says OECD
