Headlines discussed at LNWM’s Monday morning briefing:

— Stocks tumbled globally on China concerns, in worst start-of-year performance since 2000.
— The U.S. added an impressive 292,000 jobs in December, indicating ongoing strength in labor market.
— Oil prices fell to less than $35/barrel, down 10% for the week, adding to fears of a global slowdown.
— The European Central Bank will continue with monetary stimulus until March 2017, possibly longer.
— China suspended its “circuit breaker” on equity trading, days after introducing it.

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