Thursday, August 6, 2015
Evening
- China Stocks Drop for Second Day as Traders Test State Support
- Asian Stocks Climb While Fed Rate Bets Sink Bonds; Copper Rises
- Corporate-Bond Overload: July’s Sales Deluge Leads to Buyer Fatigue
- Bank of America Pulling Clients’ Money From Paulson Fund
- Japan may give planes to Manila for South China Sea patrols: sources
- California Fire, Aided by Drought, Defies Tactics to Defeat It
General
- Another Major Pillar of the Bull Market Is Collapsing
- Media Stocks Are Getting Crushed; Oil, Emerging Markets Currencies Fall
- Emerging-Market Rout Worsens as Polish Banks Slide, Ruble Drops
- Credit Risk Is Staging a Comeback
- Explorers In Need of Cash Are Selling Oil Fields as Last Resort
- Currencies in Freefall Handcuff Bankers From Chile to Colombia
- European Stocks Fall With Oil Shares After Best Rally in 3 Weeks
- Growing Default Risk Shown in Worst Ukraine Bond Rout Since June
- Bank of England Holds Key Interest Rate and Cuts Inflation Outlook
- Trillions of Assets Remain Central Bank Tools Amid Rising Rates
- Asking Everyone’s Rich Uncle to Pay for School
- Europe Moves to Reduce Risk in $505 Trillion Derivatives Market
- China's top bank regulator says bad loans surge, profit growth slows in cooling economy
- China CSF Said to Seek $322 Billion More Funding to Boost Stocks
- Germany has growing doubts about quick deal on Greek aid - Bild
- No IMF decision on Greek bailout until autumn, Swedish representative tells paper
- Investors lose faith in commodity hedge funds
- US says won't tolerate navigation curbs in tense South China Sea
Evening
- Media stock selloff leaves Wall Street bruised
- Brazil Stocks Drop With Real as Rousseff Setback Sinks Bonds
- Allies of Brazil's Rousseff see leadership vacuum as economy sinks
- Carnage in Junk-Rated Energy Bonds Returns With Plunging Oil
- Muni Funds Lose Most Cash in Five Weeks Amid Puerto Rico Default
- The Shale Patch Faces Reality
- Traders Have Disappeared From the Gold Market
- Goldman Says Asian Nations Won't Lift Rates as Currencies Weaken
- Farmland sees slowest appreciation since 2010: USDA
- GMO founder Grantham says markets ‘ripe for major decline’ in 2016