July 8 Financial News Headlines.

• For Hillary Clinton, Political Fight Over Emails Is Far From Over (Read More)
• More "Extreme carelessness" - Iraq inquiry slams Blair over legal basis for war (Read More)
• FBI Director Rebukes State Department Over Security Practices (Read More)
• Gold Climbs to Two-Year High as UBS Sees Start of New Bull Run (Read More)
• Stocks and bond yields sink as growth fears set in (Read More)
• Oil Prices Continue to Tumble on Concerns Over Global Growth Prospects (Read More)
• Italy Could Spark European Bank Crisis, SocGen Chairman Says (Read More)
• Record-Low Yields Abound as Brexit Stresses Grow; Yen, Gold Gain (Read More)
• Global bond burn from Brexit may now force fiscal response (Read More)
• Hillary Clinton to Criticize Donald Trump's Casino Record in Atlantic City Speech (Read More)
• Businesses Say Proposed Tax Rule Is Too Complicated (Read More)
• How the FBI's Clinton E-Mail Decision Just Changed the 2016 Race (Read More)
• Farewell 'pantomime villain': Farage will miss EU boos (Read More)
• Brilliant: "Letting Central Banks Manage the Economy Might Not Be So Bad" (Read More)
• Tesla told regulators about Autopilot crash nine days after accident (Read More)
• Elon Musk Says Autopilot Death 'Not Material' to Tesla Shareholders (Read More)
• Turnbull's Coalition Edges Ahead as Election Count Continues (Read More)
• Different targets, different countries: The challenge of stopping Islamic State (Read More)
• Saudi king vows to fight religious extremists after bombings (Read More)
• U.S. court to hear arguments in warrantless NSA spying case (Read More)