Global Macro/Markets:
- Global factors in capital flows and credit growth – VoxEU
- U.S., Britain Ready Criminal Charges in Libor Case – Wall Street Journal
- ‘Frankenstein’ CDOs twitch back to life – FT
- Bullish sentiment falls again. – Bespoke
- The real problem – The Reformed Broker
North America:
- Fed on Track to Ease Up on Bond Buying Later This Year – Wall Street Journal
- Goldman: This is when Fed will pull back – finansakrobat.com
- May Employment Report: 175,000 Jobs, 7.6% Unemployment Rate – Calculated Risk
- The complete US jobs report for May in two simple charts – Quartz
Europe:
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- Olli Rehn should resign for crimes against Greece and against economics – Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
- EU’s Olli Rehn lashes out at IMF criticism of Greek bailout – FT
- German Industrial Production Increases Most in a Year – Bloomberg
- Why the ECB is reluctant to “go negative” – FT
- IMF Greece Report Was Flawed. EU Did Even Worse. – Bloomberg
- Hungarians unite for worst flood ever TheOz
Asia:
- Investors Dump Japan, but Soros May Be Buying Again – CNBC
- Japan’s Pension Fund to Buy More Stocks – Wall Street Journal
- Samsung Electronics loses $12 billion market value on smartphone worries – Reuters
- Toyota Tries on Corolla Look That’s Just Different Enough – Bloomberg
- Yen Again – FT
Local:
- Respected policy makers add fire to economic warnings AFR
- Queensland TAFEs to lose their assets TheOz
- Shorten predicts landslide loss AFR
- Rolled-gold disaster at Newcrest TheOz
- Home sales defy winter blues AFR
- Banned CBA planners took charge of millions of dollars SMH
- Newcastle braces. The Oz
- Transition of economy tricky but it’s not all gloom Gittins!
Other
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- Internet giants deny knowledge of NSA eavesdropping program – Guardian , Bloomberg
- Reports on surveillance of Americans fuel debate over privacy, security – Reuters
- How the Robots Lost: High-Frequency Trading’s Rise and Fall – Bloomberg
- This is your brain on coffee. – Well