Wednesday, July 5, 2017
Evening
- Stocks, Dollar Gain Amid Fed Minutes as Oil Drops: Markets Wrap
- US crude sinks 4.1%, settling at $45.13 and ending longest winning streak since 2012
- Low Inflation Frays Fed Consensus
- The Fed grows worried its loose policy threatens US financial stability
- Fed minutes suggest increasing tensions on inflation shortfall
- Now Fed Officials Are Starting to Wonder If the VIX Is Too Low
- Explosion in money flowing into ETFs may lead to a market liquidity problem, Bank of America says
- Moody's May Still Lower Illinois to Junk Even If Budget Enacted
- Two major lending changes mean it's suddenly easier to get a mortgage
- Fed Officials Split Over Timing on Reducing Debt Holdings
- Fed ready to begin unwinding stimulus ‘within months’
General
- U.S. Stocks Retreat as Dollar, Treasuries Advance: Markets Wrap
- Oil Tumbles as Russia Is Said to Oppose Deeper Production Curbs
- Italian bond yields edge higher as ECB bias, bank rescue cloud picture
- Rand Slumps as ANC Said to Weigh State Ownership of Central Bank
- BOE's Saunders Warns of First U.K. Rate Increase in a Decade
- China's services sector loses steam in June: Caixin PMI
- China shadow banking is slowing amid more coordinated government measures, says Moody's
- Gone But Not Forgotten: Traders Brace for Volatility's Comeback
- North Korea says its ICBM can carry nuclear warhead; U.S. calls for global action
- Merkel takes aim at U.S. 'winners and losers' policy before G20
- Ahead of fractious G20, Germany and China pledge new cooperation
- These are the scenarios for the US response to North Korea
- 'Best time in history' for China-Russia relationship: Xi and Putin boost ties
- Why Soaring Assets and Low Unemployment Mean It’s Time to Start Worrying
- Fed Eyes September Announcement on Balance-Sheet Reduction
- The retreat from QE: a central bank scorecard
- U.S. Tells North Korea It Is Prepared to Go to War
- Theresa May braced for a fall as Brexit tests loom