Here’s a list of things Reynard read over night.
Global Macro/Markets:
- Breaking Up Banks Wouldn’t Stop Risk: Rubin – American Banker
- Economist’s View: Fed Worried about Bubbles, Not Inflation – Economist’s View
- Is Mark Carney the next Alan Greenspan…? – The Big Picture
North America:
- Canadian jobs report draws skepticism – Wall Street Journal
- Canada housing starts plunge in January – Reuters
- Trade Deficit in U.S. Plunges on Record Petroleum Exports – Bloomberg
- Trade Deficit declined in December to $38.5 Billion – Calculated Risk
- Trade deficit narrows sharply, points to stronger GDP – Reuters
- Americas Genius Glut – New York Times
- The Fed Gets a Bubble Cop – New York Times
- America’s weak economic recovery under threat from reckless Congress – The Guardian
- Americans Are Tapping into Home Equity Again – Yahoo! Finance – Yahoo
Europe:
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- UK banking reforms will need tough regulators – Money Marketing
- The Draghi Rorschach test – FT Alphaville
- Germany’s trade surplus rises to second highest level since 1950 – The Guardian
- Cracks appear in European banking union scheme – Reuters
- ECB eschews global monetary stampede – Financial Times
- Europe Leaders Bow to Cameron Push, Deepen Spending Cuts – Bloomberg
- Germany’s trade surplus rises to second highest level since 1950 – The Guardian
- Cracks appear in European banking union scheme – Reuters
- Europe consuming more coal – Washington Post
- French economy to avoid recession, says central bank – BBC
- EU Leaders Agree on Budget Deal – Wall Street Journal
Asia:
- China denies Japan’s radar targeting claim – The Age
- China trade growth hints at strong 2013 – Financial Times
- Surge in Chinese credit raises fears – Financial Times
Local:
- Joye: House price boom around the corner – The AFR (Free). Didn’t he say that in January 2012?
- After a property market lull, the time and price is right – The AFR
- Sydney housing strong as Queensland struggles – The AFR
- Libs super pledge to hit poor hardest – The Age
- The super threat – The AFR
- Gittins: Employment numbers game not so simple – The Age
- Mining tax leaves $2 billion black hole – The Australian
- How to fund without wrecking economy – The Australian
- Bankers crying all the way to the poorhouse – The SMH
- Crowded LNG signals rising local prices – The SMH
- 12% super is unaffordable, says Hockey – Business Spectator
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