• Oil rebound fizzles, sending global shares lower (Reuters)
• Saudi Arabia Won’t Change Oil Production (WSJ)
• China suspends forex business for some foreign banks (Reuters)
• Republicans come up short in search for diverse voters in 2016 election (Reuters)
• Oil Prices Become a Problem for U.S. Steelmakers (BBG)
• Oil-Producing States Battered as Tax-Gushing Wells Are Shut Down (BBG)

 

[Bloomberg] Brazil Real Plunges as Minimum-Wage Hike Worsens Fiscal Outlook

[Bloomberg] Stocks Drop With Commodity Currencies as Offshore Yuan Weakens

[Reuters] Oil rebound fizzles, sending global shares lower

[Bloomberg] Oil Investors Suffer Record Second Year of Misery

[Bloomberg] Offshore Yuan Declines to Five-Year Low as China Loosens Grip

[Bloomberg] Ruble Caps Third Annual Slump as Oil Seen Stoking Losses in 2016

[Reuters] China central bank temporarily suspends some FX business of several foreign banks: sources

[Reuters] China eyes fiscal splurge to cushion reforms, slowing growth

[Bloomberg] Emerging-Market Sentiment Turns More Bearish on Oil, Fed’s Path

[Reuters] Puerto Rico faces key test as January 1 deadline on debt payments looms

[Bloomberg] World’s Worst Carry Trade Found in Brazil as 2016 Outlook Dims

[Bloomberg] Noble Group Shares Tumble After Moody’s Cuts Rating to Junk

[NYT] Puerto Rico Debt Crisis Closes In on Jan. 1 Deadline

[Bloomberg] Landlords Face Slowing Price Gains After U.S. Records Shattered

[CNBC/FT] Warren Buffett faces worst year on stock market since 2009

[CNBC] Massive Methane Leak Displaces Thousands in Southern California