[Reuters] Stormy sterling sinks again, stocks wilt before Fed
[Reuters] Treasuries – U.S. yields turn flat after in-line June personal spending data
[Reuters] Trump warns China not to wait for 2020 U.S. election to make trade deal
[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Dudley: The Fed Might Not Cut Rates More Than Once
[Reuters] Possible dissent hangs over Fed’s first rate cut in a decade
[CNBC] If the Fed cuts rates this week, it could widen a growing rift within the central bank
[Reuters] Bank of Japan keeps policy steady, warns of easing if price goal threatened
[CNBC] Companies are ramping up share buybacks, and they’re increasingly using debt to do so
[Reuters] Texas shale pioneers struggle to appease investors
[AP] Capital One target of massive data breach
[Reuters] South Korea braces for Japan decision on trade status, seen as soon as Friday
[Reuters] German inflation eases unexpectedly, hits lowest since 2016
[Reuters] China’s pig herd may shrink by 50% due to African swine fever: Rabobank
[Reuters] Hong Kong protesters disrupt train services, cause commuter chaos
[Bloomberg] China Says Hong Kong Protest Violence ‘Is Creation of U.S.’
[Bloomberg] Asset Bubbles to Zombie Companies: The Dark Side of Rate Cuts
[Bloomberg] More of India’s Shadow Banks Need to Go Bust
[WSJ] Trump Warns China of Tougher Trade Deal If He Wins Second Term
[WSJ] The Undeclared Currency War: How the ECB Is Forcing the Fed’s Hand
