[Reuters] Markets find a floor as Chinese data soothe nerves
[Reuters] Yuan edges up as PBOC signals intent to stabilise decline
[CNBC] China sets the yuan midpoint at 7.0039 per dollar, weakest since April 2008
[Reuters] U.S. weekly jobless claims unexpectedly fall
[Reuters] China surprises with best export growth since March, but imports remain weak
[AP] China imports from US fall 19% in July amid trade war
[Reuters] China continued Iran oil imports in July in teeth of U.S. sanctions: analysts
[Reuters] More protests as U.S. raises Hong Kong travel warning amid growing unrest
[Reuters] Chinese foreign ministry slams U.S. ‘interference’ in Venezuela
[Reuters] Japan, led by less apologetic generation, stays tough in South Korea feud
[Bloomberg] China’s Hand Is Stronger Than Trump Thinks
[Bloomberg] China Warns U.S. After Diplomat Meets With Prominent Protesters
[Bloomberg] Companies Use Borrowed Billions to Buy Back Stock, Not to Invest
[Bloomberg] Asset Managers With $74 Trillion on Brink of Historic Shakeout
[Bloomberg] Mortgage-Refi Fever Sweeps U.S., Forcing Brokers to Scramble
[Bloomberg] Defiant Salvini Says Time May Be Running Out on Italy Government
[NYT] China Signals It Will Continue to Weaken Its Currency as Trade War Rages
[WSJ] The Weak Spots in China’s Dollar Empire
[FT] The boomers going bust: why elderly bankruptcy is rising in America
