Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Evening
- Asian shares edge lower as U.S. House readies Trump impeachment inquiry
- Wall Street drops on Trump's trade comments, weak consumer data
- U.S. quarter-end funding costs stay elevated
- Oil falls 2% after Trump ratchets up U.S.-China trade war
- U.S. consumer confidence falls in September, trade fears dominate
- Fed adds longer-term cash to U.S. banking system
- Trump criticizes China's trade practices at U.N., will not take 'bad deal'
- US home prices rise at slowest pace in 7 years
- Climate change poses credit risk as U.S. Midwest, Southeast heat up -Moody's
- U.S. leads condemnation of China for 'horrific' repression of Muslims
- Banks Flood the Fed With Demand for Two-Week Loans
General
- Trade optimism bolsters shares, pound whipsawed by Brexit drama
- Oil prices fall due to weak economic data, Saudi output recovery
- New York Fed term repo operation twice oversubscribed
- Signs point to re-heating in housing market as home price gains stop slowdown, S&P Case-Shiller July index says
- Brexit crisis deepens as court rules Johnson unlawfully suspended parliament
- Here are 4 charts that show China’s rise as a global economic superpower
- China central bank governor says in no rush to take big policy easing steps
- U.S.-Japan trade deal hits snag as Tokyo seeks assurances on car tariffs
- BOJ's Kuroda says any easing will target short-, medium-term rates
- Argentina's markets, caged by controls, strain beneath the surface
- Dealers Rush to N.Y. Fed Repo Operations as Quarter-End Nears
- China Must Avoid Massive Stimulus and Control Debt, Says PBOC’s Yi
- BOJ’s Kuroda Expounds on Virtues of Negative Rates
- The World's Wealthiest Families Are Stockpiling Cash as Recession Fears Grow
- No Laughing Matter: How Climate Change Is Scaring Central Banks
- Fed’s Williams: Fast Action by Central Bank Helped Calm Short-Term Interest-Rate Markets
- China’s Central Bank Won’t Follow Others in Easing
- Insider stock sales rise to two-decade high in the US
- Fed’s effort to increase reserves could drag on dollar