Bloomberg:
- Your Evening Briefing.
- What the Move to Electric Vehicles Means for Lithium. (video)
- IEA Sees Strongest Global Oil-Demand Growth in Two Years. (video)
- S&P 500's Bull Market Gets a New Title: Third Strongest Ever. (video) The elevation in U.S. stocks this week added a new credential to the ongoing bull market: third strongest ever. While the S&P 500 Index’s rally has stalled just shy of 2,500, it’s sitting a hefty 269 percent higher than its March 2009 nadir, surpassing the 266 percent advance notched during the 1949 to 1956 bull market, data compiled by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Bloomberg show.
- Hurricanes Highlight Failure to Enforce Flood Insurance Rules.
- Pandit Says 30% of Bank Jobs May Disappear in Next Five Years. (video)
- Morgan Stanley's Shalett Sees No Sign of a Bear Market. (video)
- Facebook(FB) Moves to Block Ads on Fake News, Offensive Videos.
Wall Street Journal:
- Republicans Plan to Release Tax Overhaul Details Week of Sept. 25. Republicans prepare for legislative sprint toward one of their top priorities.
- Bernie Sanders Unveils Single-Payer Health Legislation. The proposal has 15 Democratic Senate co-sponsors but little chance of passing.
- Senate Health Bills Struggle to Win White House Backing. Administration hints at reluctance to back another Republican repeal-and-replace bill and opposition to bill to shore up insurance markets.
- Curfews, Obligatory Prayers, Whippings: Hard-Line Islam Emerges in Indonesia. Conservative Islamic groups are using political activism and charity work to build wide support for Shariah-inspired laws.
- Target(TGT) Plans to Hire 100,000 Holiday Workers. The company is trying to get back on track after suffering sales and profit declines last year.
- Global Corporate Tax Cuts Widen Gap With U.S. Paris-based think tank warns competition to aid businesses may be going too far.
MarketWatch.com:
- What margin debt can—and can’t—tell you about stocks and bonds.
- European stocks end 5-day win streak as U.K. equities suffer. The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -0.02% fell 0.08 point to end at 381.34, narrowly breaking a five-session winning streak. On Tuesday, the benchmark rose 0.5%.
CNBC:
- Trump will have dinner with Schumer and Pelosi on Wednesday night.
- Harvey’s hit to mortgages could be four times worse than predicted—and then there’s Irma.
- Analysts gush over Apple's(AAPL) new products: The $999 iPhone takes the ‘franchise to a whole new level’. (video)
- Homeowners in flood-prone areas should not get tax dollars to rebuild, says Barry Sternlicht. (video)
- Julian Robertson's advice for young hedgies: Make 'damn sure they love the field'. (video)
- Bitcoin should be valued at half of what it's worth today, says Mohamed El-Erian. (video)
- US shale oil and gas investors are on a 'road to ruin,' warns renowned short-seller Jim Chanos. (video)
Zero Hedge:
- New White House Comms Director "Suspended" From Twitter One Day After Appointment.
- iPhone X So Expensive In India "You Can Fly To Hong Kong, Buy It, Come Back And Save Money".
- #FedGibberish!
- JPMorgan Goes In On Bitcoin: Kolanovic Asks "Are Cryptocurrencies A Pyramid Scheme?"
- Draghi's Dilemma - Why Is the Euro Still Gaining Against the Dollar?
- WTI/RBOB Sink After Big Crude Build, Production Jump Offsets Greatest Gasoline Inventory Draw In History.
- 45,000 Evacuated After "Almost Simultaneous" Bomb Threats Across Russia.
- Gold Drops, USD Pops As Mulvaney/Ryan Signals Tax Plan Coming September 25th. (graph)
- Is This The Biggest Damocles Sword Hanging Over The Markets? (graph)
- "Crazily Low" Bund Yields Spike Most In 3 Months, Gundlach Warns Of "Massive Risk At These Levels".
- August Producer Price Rise Disappoints, Despite Gasoline, Consumer Loan Cost Surge. (graph)
- Defiant North Korea Blasts "Evil" UN Sanctions, Vows To Accelerate Nuclear Program.
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