Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Evening
- Asian Shares Set for Gains Amid Oil Deal as Bond Selloff Deepens
- Oil jumps over 8 percent as OPEC finalizes output cut deal
- Treasuries -Yields rise as oil deal boosts inflation expectations
- Fed Says U.S. Economy Continued to Expand Across Most Regions
- OPEC in first joint oil cut with Russia since 2001, Saudis take "big hit"
- U.S. municipal bond yields up sharply
- Korea Household Debt Evokes 1997 Crisis, Says Ex-BOK Member
- Trump Treasury pick vows to curtail Wall Street regulations
- Steven Mnuchin Is More Pragmatist Than Ideologue
General
- Oil Rallies on OPEC Optimism, Spurring Gains in Energy Producers
- Treasury yields soar on OPEC optimism
- OPEC agrees first oil output cuts since 2008: source
- U.S. Consumer Spending Rises at More Moderate Pace, Incomes Jump
- Treasuries Having Worst Month Since 2009 on Trump Ripple Effect
- Exclusive: Trump's Treasury pick says he wants to slash taxes across the board
- Fannie and Freddie Should Exit Government Grip, Mnuchin Says
- Mnuchin Says He’ll Consider Longer Maturities as Treasury Chief
- Much more than constitutional reform at stake in Italian ballot
- ECB's Draghi: populism has weakened European integration
- Bank of England sees global financial risks after Trump victory
- Euro-Area Inflation Accelerates Before Key ECB Decision on QE
- No Love for Portugal Bonds as Debt-Burden Woes Eclipse Stability
- China Adds Curbs on Pulling Money Out of the Country
- China's Banks' Surging Cost of Funds
- GM’s Ready to Lose $9,000 a Pop and Chase the Electric Car Boom
- Mnuchin Said to Be Trump’s Treasury Pick as Economic Team Forms
- Trump expected to name billionaire Wilbur Ross commerce secretary
- Plaza memories may unnerve Trump-fueled dollar bulls
- India’s Economy Grows Less Than Estimated Before RBI Rate Review
- Steven Mnuchin, Expected Treasury Pick, Is an Outsider to Public Policy
- Why Italian Stability Is in the Hands of One Bank’s Bondholders
- Auto Loans Get Even Dicier
- U.S. to Forgive at Least $108 Billion in Student Debt in Coming Years
- China capital curbs reflect buyer’s remorse over market reforms
- Chinese Developers Reassess U.S. Projects