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[Reuters] Asian shares reverse early gains, eyes on China-U.S. trade relations
[Reuters] China lowers yuan midpoint to weakest since 2008 global financial crisis
[Reuters] Dollar holds advantage as Hong Kong tensions test risk-wary investors
[CNBC] China will likely face U.S. sanctions over Hong Kong national security law, White House says
[CNBC] Coronavirus live updates: Airlines, federal agencies add new procedures for summer air travel
[Reuters] Hong Kong police fire tear gas as thousands protest security law
[Reuters] China’s new Hong Kong laws a ‘flagrant breach’ of agreement, foreign officials say
[Reuters] China says U.S. law on audits and regulations will harm both sides
[Reuters] China diplomat says U.S. should not challenge China’s red line on Taiwan
[Reuters] Xi says China could have set GDP growth goal around 6% had there been no coronavirus
[Reuters] Turkey hikes tax on FX transactions to 1% from 0.2% -Official Gazette
[Bloomberg] Beijing Warns Americans Are Pushing Countries Towards ‘New Cold War’
[NYT] Why China’s Move to Rein In Hong Kong is Just the Start
[WSJ] Summer Jobs Dry Up and Teens Face Highest Unemployment in Decades
[WSJ] State and Local Budget Woes Create Drag for Economic Recovery Prospects
[WSJ] Coronavirus Threatens to Hobble the U.S. Shale-Oil Boom for Years
[FT] EU ‘frugal 4’ push back on Franco-German virus recovery plan
[FT] China signals room left to borrow in drive for economic rebound
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