Wednesday Evening Links

[Reuters] Oil falls 4 percent as U.S. stocks build for 9th straight week

[Bloomberg] Oil Slumps to Lowest This Year as Traders Focus on Record Supply

[Bloomberg] A Freakish Calm Surrounds the Eight-Year Bull Market

[Bloomberg] China Factory-Gate Inflation May Spike Most Since 2008: Chart

[Reuters] U.S. says 'all options on table' to deal with North Korea

[Reuters] U.S. general says Russia deploys cruise missile, threatens NATO

[WSJ] GOP Health Bill Goes to House Committees as Opposition Mounts

Wednesday's News Links

[Bloomberg] Treasuries On Worst Run Since '12 as Dollar Jumps: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] ADP Says Companies in U.S. Hired the Most in Almost Three Years

[Bloomberg] Mnuchin’s Treasury Staff Picks Stall as White House Scrutinizes Tweets

[Bloomberg] Doctor, Hospital Groups Line Up Against GOP Health Proposal

[Bloomberg] China's Imports Surge in February, While Exports Miss Estimates

[Reuters] China tries cure by committee for corporate debt hangover

[CNBC] Brazil tumbles deeper into its worst ever depression

[Bloomberg] French Insurgents Thrust Establishment Aside in Crucial Vote

[NYT] WikiLeaks Reignites Tensions Between Silicon Valley and Spy Agencies

[WSJ] Stocks Have Tripled Since Crisis, but Low Rates Are Still Squeezing Savers

[WSJ] Republicans Disagree on How—and Whether—to Pay for Tax Cuts

[WSJ] Central Banks Ratchet Up Reserves

[WSJ] Going Dutch: What Elections in the Netherlands Could Mean for Markets