Les dépêches de la journée

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Drop as Dollar Rises; Crude Tops $54: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] Pending home sales drop to 10-month low in November

[CNBC] El-Erian warning: ‘Big negative shock’ can spur liquidity crisis

[Japan News] Top international news events in 2016 reflect a world shaken by populism

[FT] A Brazilian bribery machine

[Bloomberg] Crude Rally Lifts Commodity Currencies; Bonds Rise: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Advance While Crude and Yen Retreat: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] China Banking Official Urges Cut to Required Reserve Ratio

[Bloomberg] No Happy New Year in China as Currency, Liquidity Fears Loom

[Reuters] Germany says Italy must stick to European rules on Monte Paschi

[Bloomberg] Record Run for Company-Bond Sales Seen Screeching to a 2017 Halt

[Bloomberg] Britons Hoard Cash as Economic Uncertainties Prompt Caution

[Reuters] Writedown fears send Toshiba shares down 20%, hit daily limit

[Bloomberg] The Bond Bear That’s Staying in the Cold

[CNBC] Hedge fund managers are raging bulls on the rally

[Bloomberg] As Populists Won 2016 Ballots, World’s Richest Made $237 Billion

[Bloomberg] Manhattan Luxury Co-Ops Fall Out of Favor

[WSJ] As Home Prices Rise, Flippers Make a Comeback

[WSJ] The Year in Markets: 2016 in Nine Charts

[CNBC] U.S., China may fall into « cycle of retaliation » next year on trade: Economist

[Reuters] Quoting Mao, China says Taiwan, HK independence supporters will fail ‘like flies’

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