[Reuters] World stocks hold nerve after May’s Brexit defeat, pound steady
[Reuters] US import prices fall for a second straight month
[Reuters] U.S. mortgage applications climb to 11-month high: MBA
[Reuters] China central bank injects record net $83 billion in open market operations
[Reuters] China’s trade faces rising uncertainties this year: official
[Reuters] Search on for Brexit consensus after May’s crushing defeat
[Reuters] Leveraged loans echo pre-crisis subprime crash: BoE’s Carney
[Reuters] Italian banks face 2019 funding crunch without ECB help
[Reuters] Euro zone slowdown consistent with projections -ECB’s Mersch
[Reuters] U.S. eyes Taiwan risk as China’s military capabilities grow
[WSJ] Shutdown Forces Federal Contractors to Take Drastic Steps
[WSJ] Warning to Investors: Powell Is No Greenspan
[FT] China home price growth slows in December
[Bloomberg] Goldman Says Rich People Will Drag Down the U.S. Economy by Spending Less
[Bloomberg] Quants Take Beating as Momentum Strategy Lags Stock Rebound
[Bloomberg] London, New York and Hong Kong are No Longer Immune to Global Housing Downtur
