Be in the know. 22 key reads for Thursday…

  1. U.S. reinstates 352 product exclusions from China tariffs (reuters)
  2. USTR Issues Determination of Reinstatement of Certain Exclusions from China Section 301 Tariffs (ustr)
  3. The CSRC is considering a new approach that grants the US accounting oversight board access to Chinese audit papers after vetting by China’s finance ministry (scmp)
  4. Fosun sees profit rise, set to make generic Pfizer, Merck Covid-19 pills (scmp)
  5. Wall Street bonuses hit all-time high as banker shortage rages (nypost)
  6. Former Boeing Pilot Found Not Guilty in 737 MAX Case (wsj)
  7. Uber stock gains after company strikes partnership with NYC taxis: WSJ (marketwatch)
  8. New jobless claims fall to 187,000, setting more than 5-decade low (yahoo)
  9. Wynn Resorts’ New CEO Likes His Odds, Despite Macau Troubles (bloomberg)
  10. Alaska Air’s stock gains after 2022 outlook detailed ahead of investor day (marketwatch)
  11. China’s Stock Market Weathers Heavy Foreign Outflows (wsj)
  12. Russian Tycoons Get $8.3 Billion Richer as Trading Resumes (bloomberg)
  13. AT&T Is Too Cheap to Ignore While Others ‘Wait and See’ (yahoo)
  14. The Boeing 737 NG models are the third-safest planes in the world with a crash rate of just .07 crashes per million flights through 2017 (foxbusiness)
  15. The Big Read. Oligarchs, power and profits: the history of BP in Russia (ft)
  16. Hedge funds search for bargains in Russian and Ukrainian bonds (ft)
  17. Tencent Reports Q4 Financial Results With an Eye to the Future (chinalastnight)
  18. Tencent calls talks of break-up ‘highly speculative’ (scmp)
  19. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon reportedly told President Biden the US must increase domestic energy production called for Europe to end reliance on Russian oil (businessinsider)
  20. Apple, Tesla, and 98 Other Growth Stocks That Are Getting Their Groove Back (barrons)
  21. First Alibaba, Now Toyota. Why Companies Are Suddenly Buying Back Their Stock. (barrons)
  22. Stocks Hit Bottom 2 Years Ago. Why a New Bear Market Seems Unlikely. (barrons)