Be in the know. 20 key reads for Monday.

  1. China trims lending rates again, one week after surprise cuts in key rates (cnbc)
  2. IPOs Are Set for a Comeback. Here’s Why. (barrons)
  3. 5 Stocks the Smart Money Bought Up in the Second Quarter (barrons)
  4. China’s College Grads Can’t Find Jobs: ‘It’s Exhausting and I’m Ready to Give Up’ (barrons)
  5. Powell Speaks, But Data Will Carry the Big Stick in Inflation Battle (barrons)
  6. Pandemic Bolsters China’s Position as the World’s Manufacturer (wsj)
  7. China Developers Rally as Beijing Alleviates Liquidity Fears (bloomberg)
  8. China’s Central Bank Calls on Lenders to Stabilize Credit Growth (bloomberg)
  9. China Plans $29 Billion in Special Loans to Troubled Developers (bloomberg)
  10. JPMorgan Strategists See Fed’s Last Big Rate Hike in September (bloomberg)
  11. Biden Drops More Crucial Demands To Get Iran Deal (zerohedge)
  12. Third Point Sharply Boosts Exposure to Equities (institutionalinvestor)
  13. Investors pivot from value stocks as recession fears ‘haunt’ markets (ft)
  14. Chinese banks’ first-half profit to rise on infrastructure loan growth (scmp)
  15. Turkey has doubled its purchases of Russian oil this year as Moscow pivots to new buyers (businessinsider)
  16. November elections pose a risk to stocks, but history says equities will gain momentum heading into 2023. (businessinsider)
  17. Goldman Sachs: Buy these 23 stocks that offer dividends that are double the market average — and also offer outsized upside growth potential (businessinsider)
  18. Goldman Sachs: Buy these 50 cheap stocks that have low labor costs as wage inflation stays high for now (businessinsider)
  19. Larry Summers Says Student Loan Debt Relief Is Inflationary (bloomberg)
  20. ‘Cable Cowboy’ John Malone Sees More Streaming Bundles Ahead (nytimes)