What I Am Reading
Monday, October 17, 2022
Markets
- Whiplash in Stock Market Shows Investors Are Still on EdgeWall Street Journal
- The Stock Market Rebound Fizzled. Why a Real Bottom Could Be Forming Soon.Barron's
- Markets are reeling from higher rates. The world economy is nextEconomist
- Stocks Look Alluring for the Longer Term, say U.S. money managersBarron's
- If Ukraine Wins and Putin Loses, What Happens to Markets?Barron's
- Junk-Rated Companies Search for the Right Time to Tap InvestorsWall Street Journal
Commodities
Global
- High Inflation Darkens Global Economic OutlookWall Street Journal
- Households across the rich world have never been so gloomyEconomist
Central banks
US
Europe
China
- China’s Xi Is Getting a Third Term. Investors Are Hoping Something Gives.Barron's
- Xi Jinping’s Quest for Control Over China Targets Even Old FriendsWall Street Journal
- China's Xi talks up security, reiterates COVID stance as congress opensReuters
- China's Xi downplays need for rapid growth, praises Covid achievementsCNBC
- At China’s Communist Party congress, Xi Jinping sails on undauntedEconomist
- An obsession with control is making China weaker but more dangerousEconomist
- China is no longer just any emerging marketCNBC
Geopolitics & trade
Industries & companies
- Autos:For GM auto union workers, there's still a lot to learn about EVsCNBC
- Financials:The Stocks Are Down, but Regional Banks Are Stress-Tested With 4% DividendsBarron's
- Materials:8 Mining Stocks: Why Their Long-Term Outlook Is BrightBarron's
- Retail:Kohl's Faces a New Activist Push to Change Its BoardBarron's
- Tech:Tech Companies Embrace Silicon Valley, Despite Rising RegulationBarron's
- Tech:Why the Chip-Ban Panic Over Taiwan Semiconductor May Be OverblownBarron's
- Tech:Meta Horizon Worlds metaverse losing users, falling short of goals: ReportCNBC
Technology
- Meet the Army of Robots Coming to Fill In for Scarce WorkersWall Street Journal