Tuesday, March 5, 2019
Evening
- Wall Street ekes out gains after retail earnings; trade in focus
- US service firms grew at fastest pace since fall 2018
- U.S. government posts $9 billion surplus in January
- For Fed, few reasons to end 'patient' stance on rates
- Central Banks’ ‘Embrace’ of Markets May Be Complicating Policy
- Stock Crowding Risk Is Back With Everyone Buying the Same Thing
- China Sees Tough Battle in Boosting Growth Without Debt Blowout
- Larry Summers Slams MMT as ‘Fallacious’
- Beijing Drops Contentious ‘Made in China 2025’ Slogan, But Policy Remains
General
- Stocks stall, dollar stands tall as China trims growth targets
- Pompeo says Trump will walk if China trade deal isn't perfect: interview
- U.S. new home sales rise to seven-month high in December
- China to slash taxes, boost lending to shore up slowing economy
- Home prices could be on the verge of heating up again, according to CoreLogic
- Australia central bank on hold as economy slows to a crawl
- China Has a Dirty $1 Trillion Stimulus Secret
- China Signals Loosening of Property Curbs as Xi's Mantra Omitted
- Turkish economy shrank 2.7 percent in Q4, 2018 growth below forecast
- Hayman Capital's Kyle Bass predicts US interest rates will head back to zero in 2020
- China’s Stimulus Muddle Deepens
- Central Bank Independence Doesn’t Matter—Until It Does
- Chinese Hackers Target Universities in Pursuit of Maritime Military Secrets
- Borrowing Costs Tumble Across Emerging Asia as Buyers Embrace Local Bonds
- Investors urge debt-bloated US companies to shape up
Evening
- Asian shares retreat, China cuts growth target
- Trump and Xi Are Close to a Deal, But the Trade War Isn't Over
- China sets 2019 economic growth target at 6 to 6.5 percent
- U.S. Treasury says taking extraordinary measures to avoid debt ceiling
- Chinese premier: 'We must be fully prepared for a tough struggle'
- China raises budget deficit to 2.8 percent of GDP: policy report
- Australia's economy may have stalled in fourth-quarter, outcome a close call
- S&P downgrades debt-laden Mexican state oil firm Pemex