Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Evening
- Stocks Retreat as Treasuries Plunge, Dollar Gains: Markets Wrap
- U.S. 10-Year Yield Reaches Highest Since 2011 as Rout Deepens
- Turkish Assets Hammered by Erdogan's Vision as Crisis Deepens
- At top of Fed, a dispute on policy picks up steam
- Many forces are in place that could keep pushing rates even higher
- Mortgage rates are surging to the highest level in 7 years
- The US may be on the cusp of a 'hot, high-priced gasoline summer'
- Trump Fed nominee signals skepticism on quantitative easing
- Two of the supposedly safest stock market strategies are losing badly this year
- Art Cashin: If the S&P 500 gets too much lower then I'll really start to worry
- North Korea casts doubt on Trump summit, suspends talks with South
- U.S. Bond Yields Jump to Fresh Highs on Retail Sales
- EM currency index poised for worst day in a year
General
- US stocks fall after Home Depot sales miss, interest rates advance
- US 10-year Treasury yield jumps to highest level since 2011 above 3.06%
- Global stocks sink as soft China data, trade fears weigh
- Lira, Bonds Slide to Records as Erdogan Comments Spook Traders
- Gold extends slide to push below $1,300 as 10-year yield clears 3% and dollar rallies
- India bonds hit near 33-mth low, rupee weakest in 16 months on higher oil, inflation
- U.S. retail sales increase moderately in April
- What Fed Officials Are Saying About the Flattening Yield Curve
- Ross losing sway with Trump on China
- U.S., China still 'very far apart' on trade: U.S. ambassador
- Goldman: Something strange is happening with the US economy that could cause interest rates to jump
- Bond Traders Get a Peek at the Apocalypse
- China April investment, retail sales growth slows but factory output strong
- China Jan-April property investment up 10.3 percent year on year
- German Economy Stumbles as Europe Suffers Setback in Growth
- Populist cleric Sadr all but wins Iraq election
- Medical Mystery: Something Happened to U.S. Health Spending After 1980
- A World Apart: Charting the Gulf Between Chinese and U.S. Tariffs
- Capital Spending Boom Is No Great Boost to Capital Markets
- U.S., China Discussing Deal on ZTE, Agricultural Tariffs
- Turkish lira touches yet another low as Moody’s warns on bank risk
- Moody’s warns emerging economies over debt vulnerabilities
- Strong dollar poses a sizeable risk for EM bonds
- Dollar strength and emerging market stress are inseparable
- Donald Trump’s bizarre U-turn on sanctions against China’s ZTE