Tuesday, April 3, 2018
Evening
- Stocks Surge, Bonds Retreat as Risk-On Resumes: Markets Wrap
- US names Chinese products under proposed tariffs, including robotics, information tech and aerospace
- No Ongoing White House Talks About Amazon Action, Sources Say
- Libor Keeps Rattling U.S. Stocks Even After Debut of Its Replacement
- Borrowers Lose Leverage as Corporate Bond Buyers Grab the Reins
- New York Fed Names John Williams as Its Next President
- Fed's Brainard warns about high asset prices even after the stock correction
- Donald Trump's tweets can't hurt Amazon, but here's how the government could crack down
- It’s So Bad in Illinois Its Bonds Pay Like a Reviled Jersey Mall
General
- Stocks Rebound in Volatile Trading; Bonds Decline: Markets Wrap
- China to Respond to New U.S. Duties With ‘Same Scale, Intensity’
- China imposed tariffs on U.S. products to 'balance losses': state media
- Trump Pushing for Preliminary Nafta Deal by Mid-April, Sources Say
- China’s Big Banks Are Turning to Short-Term Financing
- Bond Market Has A $745 Billion Bet Against the Dollar
- Panic Buying Turns to Panic Selling as Fast Money Cashes Out
- Gold Is Heading to $1,400 If Trade War Breaks Out, According to Sprott
- Kuroda says the Bank of Japan is talking about an exit from its huge stimulus program
- New York Fed launches U.S. Libor contender, slow takeup seen
- Manhattan Home Sales Tumble Most Since 2009 as Buyers Push Back
- China's banking regulator inspects large client loans
- Taiwan, China spar over Taiwan premier's independence remarks
- Looming China Trade Action Divides Industry and Roils Markets
- The Fuel Powering Corporate America: $2.4 Trillion in Private Fundraising
- Momentum turns against Wall Street’s bull run
- European Central Bank’s marathon man moves to front of the pack