[Reuters] Global stocks inch higher as stimulus hopes spur tentative rebound
[Reuters] Gold reclaims $1,500 mark as focus turns to Fed
[Reuters] Oil edges lower, but hopes on easing trade tensions cap losses
[CNBC] White House official denies administration is looking at a payroll tax cut
[Reuters] China sets new lending reference rate slightly lower on first day
[CNBC] Huawei calls US move to blacklist more affiliates ‘unjust’ and ‘politically motivated’
[Reuters] Italy’s Di Maio signals imminent end of government, thanks Conte
[Reuters] Italy needs 50 billion euro budget for ‘shock’ stimulus: Salvini
[Reuters] New Argentine treasury minister set to take charge of troubled economy
[Reuters] U.S. yield curve: Invert, steepen, repeat
[Bloomberg] McKinsey Sees ‘Ominous’ Signs of Another Asian Debt Crisis
[Bloomberg] It’s Getting Harder to Make Easy Money in Asia Bonds as Junk Takes a Hit
[Bloomberg] Leveraged Loan Casualty List Grows After Three Pulled Deals
[Bloomberg] Hong Kong Rates May Spike as Funds Depart, Morgan Stanley Says
[NYT] Trump Administration Considers Moves to Bolster Economy
[WSJ] Junk-Bond Investors Turn Picky as Slowdown Talk Swirls
[WSJ] Beijing Tiptoes Toward Cheaper Loans for Capital-Starved Companies
