Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Evening
- UK Prime Minister Theresa May wins confidence vote
- Wall Street rises on U.S.-China trade optimism
- Treasuries-Yields rise as stocks rally on U.S.-China trade optimism
- China readying plan to widen foreign access to its economy: WSJ
- National Debt Under Trump Is Surging at Its Fastest Pace Since 2012
- Breakingviews - Challenge to Theresa May clarifies Brexit endgames
- U.S. mortgage activity hits 2-month high as interest rates fall: MBA
- US CLO issuance sets new record with more than US$124bn of volume
- Germany seeks to assist potential bank merger: Bloomberg
General
- Stocks cheered by Trump trade talk; sterling claws off lows
- Stocks Rally on Renewed Trade Hopes; Pound Climbs: Markets Wrap
- Oil rises more than 1 percent on OPEC-led supply cuts, trade talk hopes
- U.S. consumer prices unchanged; underlying inflation firm
- UK prime minister to face no-confidence vote as Brexit hangs in the balance
- Exclusive: Trump says Fed shouldn't hike rates, but calls Powell 'a good man'
- Trump Says Fed `Would Be Foolish' to Raise Rates This Month
- China Default-Risk Jumps to 2005 High, Says Moody's Analytics
- Canada home prices fall in November for second straight month: Teranet
- El-Erian: Huawei Case Will Split Nations Between U.S. and China
- Gundlach Says the Bond Market Thinks Rate Hikes Are Unlikely in 2019-2020
- Time's 'Person of Year' goes to journalists, including Reuters pair
- China Is Preparing to Increase Access for Foreign Companies
- Trade Deals With China—Done the Chinese Way
- ECB Stimulus’s Mixed Legacy: Economic Success, Political Fiasco
- Around the World, Climate Goals Clash With Reality
- Draghi set to guide ECB gently through the QE exit
- Index fund managers are too big for comfort