Thursday, December 19, 2019
Evening
- Wall Street hits new highs as Mnuchin says trade pact to be signed in January
- Treasuries - U.S. Treasury yields fall on mixed economic signals
- House approves USMCA trade deal after more than a year of talks, sending it to Senate
- U.S. labor market on solid ground; mid-Atlantic factories sputter
- With a 'radical' agenda, Johnson sets sights on quick Brexit
- Mexico central bank cuts rates, flags higher inflation risk due to wage hikes
- China targets tech giants in app privacy crackdown
- U.S. Yield Curve Hits Steepest Point in Over a Year
- How China’s Communist Party Quietly Built a Real Estate Empire in Hong Kong
- It’s Crunch Time for Indian States’ Finances as Economy Slows
- Chinese Hacking Group, Quiet for Years, Resumes Global Attacks
- Financial Watchdog Warns About Dangers of Leveraged Loans
General
- Stocks hold steady as investors shrug off Trump impeachment
- Bond yields rise as Sweden ends negative rates, stocks drift lower
- Sweden ends five years of negative rates with hike to zero
- China says in touch with U.S. on signing of Phase 1 trade deal
- U.S. existing home sales fall more than expected in November
- Housing shortage hits new record low, igniting prices
- Moody's cuts Boeing's debt ratings as 737 MAX problems deepen
- Rising Demand for Loans in China Conceals Economic Weakness
- China’s rural banks struggling under pressure of overdue loans as slow growth, trade war take their toll
- Riksbank Hike Ends Subzero Experiment in Global Test Case
- China Adds Most Cash in Open Market Operations Since January
- Rising Demand for Loans in China Conceals Economic Weakness
- Longtime China Watchers Predict What's Next for Slowing Economy
- Wall Street Magic Tricks Make Banks Look Safer Than They Are
- A Global Anarchy Revival Could Outdo the 1960s
- China’s Ever-Growing Bank Bailout
- Emerging-Market Junk Bonds Sell at Record Pace
- Sweden ends negative rates regime over side-effects concern
- Top-rated US companies raise record $129bn in euro debt
- Lowest-rated US bonds end the year with a bang
- Glory days of negative rates look over