[MarketWatch] Fed officials seem ready to deploy negative rates in next crisis
[Reuters] Central bank cavalry can no longer save the world
[Bloomberg] U.K.’s EU-Exit Battle Lines Harden With Renegotiation in Sight
[Der Spiegel] Merkel Under Fire: German Conservatives Deeply Split over Refugees
[Reuters] Hundreds of thousands protest in Berlin against EU-U.S. trade deal
[MarketWatch] Chinese all-cash buyers of U.S. homes have tripled since 2005
[Bloomberg] Turkish Violence Rocks Capital City as Bombing Kills 86
[Reuters] China to Intensify Crackdown on Illegal Money Transfers to Fight Corruption
[Reuters] China warns US it will not allow violations of its waters
[Newsweek] Why Beijing Isn’t Backing Down on South China Sea
[Washington Post] Kim Jong Un: North Korea ready for ‘any kind of war’ against U.S.
[Washington Post] Despite signs of Russia’s Syria buildup, U.S. seemed to be caught flat-footed