Tuesday, July 10, 2018
Evening
- US futures slip as Trump administration seeks tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods
- U.S. Moves Forward on Proposed $200 Billion China Tariff List
- Trump administration announces list of tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods
- U.S. stocks rise on earnings optimism; dollar gains
- Trump readies tariffs on another $200B in Chinese goods
- U.S. job quits rate hits 17-year high; labor market tightening
- Chart of Century Gives Powell Gloomy Glimpse of Trade-War World
- The hottest housing market in the US is up 13% and now may be headed for a crash
- Employers Are Calling All Workers Off the Benches
- U.S. Unveils Additional Tariffs on $200 Billion More in Chinese Imports
- Trade Conflict Ripples Through Emerging Markets
- Chinese Auto Sales Run Into a Lending Roadblock
- US companies’ share buyback plans smash record
- China policymakers keep debt investors guessing
- Erdogan tries to defy economic orthodoxy
General
- Stocks Edge Higher Before Earnings; Euro Declines: Markets Wrap
- Oil rises to $79 a barrel on Norway strike, Libyan disruption
- Italian eurosceptic Savona urged to be ready for all eventualities on Euro membership
- China June producer inflation hits six-month high, consumer inflation up slightly
- Trade War With China Heats Up, But Tariff Effects Are Already Rippling Across U.S.
- Market rally the ‘last hurrah’ – investors should sell now, warns Guggenheim investment chief
- Erdogan's New Dynasty Makes Turkey Uninvestable
- In an Uncertain Global Economy, Turkey May Be the Most at Risk
- What the Stuttering Corporate Bond Market Means for Stocks
- Investors Fear Turkish Currency Crisis as Erdogan Tightens Grip
- Hedge Funds Are Having a Volatile 2018
- Erdogan gains power to appoint Turkey’s central bank governor
- Eurozone house prices rise at fastest pace since financial crisis