Be in the know. 17 key reads for Monday…

  1. More China companies buyback shares as Beijing seeks to stabilise market (reuters)
  2. General Motors, UAW reach tentative agreement to end strike, Bloomberg reports (thefly)
  3. Beijing Gets Going With Nine Weeks Left For 2023 (zerohedge)
  4. Nelson Peltz gets Disney stake of former Marvel executive as he battles for board seat: report (marketwatch)
  5. Explainer Why is China’s national financial work conference important? Key decisions since 1997 and what to expect this year (scmp)
  6. According to Sheng, the meeting may also push for more support for high technology sectors (bloomberg)
  7. The market’s in a funk. Why now is an attractive entry point for long-term investors, says JPMorgan strategist. (marketwatch)
  8. More Americans are car shopping, despite UAW strike and high prices (marketwatch)
  9. McDonald’s stock climbs after earnings and sales rise above expectations (marketwatch)
  10. S., China Agree in Principle to Biden-Xi Summit (wsj)
  11. Workers Are Doing Less Work for the Same Pay (wsj)
  12. Americans Can’t Stop Spending. Five Reasons Why. (wsj)
  13. China pledges to renew military dialogue with US while criticising meddling (ft)
  14. Pinduoduo sees sales jump during Singles’ Day promotion (scmp)
  15. The Command & Control of China’s Stock Market (chinalastnight)
  16. In the Market: Treasury market braces for seismic SEC rule (reuters)
  17. The “Good Stuff” Outperforms, Biden-Xi Summit Odds Increase (chinalastnight)