[Reuters] Oil surges after Gulf tanker attacks, stocks claw higher
[Reuters] Base metals fall amid trade uncertainty, weak China data
[Reuters] Oil tanker attacks in Gulf of Oman fuel security, oil supply fears
[Reuters] China says won’t yield to any U.S. pressure over trade
[Reuters] China is capable of dealing with various challenges: Vice Premier
[Reuters] China’s Vice Premier Liu calls for more measures to support economy
[CNBC] Hong Kong braces for protests as government shuts offices
[Reuters] Protesters scuffle with Hong Kong police, government offices shut
[Reuters] Race to replace British PM to narrow as Conservative lawmakers vote in first round
[AP] AP Explains: Mideast tensions threaten key global oil route
[Reuters] Putin says U.S.-Russia relations are getting ‘worse and worse’
[Bloomberg] The Three Most Famous Words in Central Banking
[Bloomberg] Auto Demand Facing a ‘Sustained Downturn’ in World’s Two Biggest Markets
[Bloomberg] Wall Street Is Lending Billions to China’s Tech Unicorns
[NYT] Delattre: The World Grows More Dangerous by the Day
[NYT] Trump Isn’t Alone. These Millennials on the Left Want Low Interest Rates, Too.
[NYT] Social Security Is Staring at Its First Real Shortfall in Decades. Big Cuts Could Follow.
[FT] Hong Kong’s interbank lending rate soars to over 10-year high
[FT] Franco-German tension complicates race for EU’s top jobs
[FT] ECB frustrated as markets call bluff on stimulus signals
[FT] Italy’s warring coalition partners turn fire on Brussels