Global Macro / Markets / Investing:
- Saudi Arabia Adds Half a Bakken to Oil Market in a Month – Bloomberg
- Fighting the Bubble in Bubbles – Bloomberg View
- World’s Biggest Wealth Fund Says Monetary Risks at Historic High – Bloomberg
- Bonds beware as money catches fire in the US and Europe – The Telegraph
North America:
- Forget Paris, France. You’re Better Off in Paris, Texas – Bloomberg
- Ratings Shopping Run Amok in U.S. Property Debt Fuels Buyer Ire – Bloomberg
- Where Your State Gets Its Money – fivethirtyeight.com
- Credit Growth and Economic Activity after the Great Recession – New York Fed
- Where Have All the Consumers Gone? – Bloomberg View
Europe:
- Woman fired for being a prostitute by Dutch central bank – Irish Times
- Google apologises to newspapers over ’nonsense’ traffic stats in EU response – The Guardian
- Greek PM Tsipras confident of deal with creditors by end of April – Reuters
- German Yields Tumble Toward Zero Amid ECB Stimulus, Greece Jitters – Wall Street Journal
- No More Bets On Grexit – williamhillplc.com
- Facts and figures on youth and children in the EU – European Union
- Greece plans to raid coffers as creditors dash hopes of resolving cash crisis – The Telegraph
Asia:
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- Valuations of Hong Kong’s stock market operator go interstellar – Reuters
- The Major Paradox at the Heart of the Chinese Economy – Bloomberg
- Japan Overtakes China as Largest U.S. Bondholder – Wall Street Journal
- Bubble trouble: China’s stock market looks too hot – CNN Money
Local:
- Blood to be spilled at COAG – Canberra Times
- Australia still the most expensive place to live – Canberra Times
- Don’t ignore the signs with rental yield – Canberra Times
- Property grab planned to build Metro rail link – The Age
- Jobs boost fuels rate optimism – The Australian
- Taxes, not cuts, budget key: IMF – The Australian
- East West debt confusion – The Australian
- RBA’s Edwards welcomes jobs lift – The Australian
- It’s time to scrap negative gearing – Business Spectator
- Negative gearing is in Abbott’s too-hard basket – Business Spectator
- Australia headed for housing oversupply – The AFR
- Melbourne property owners, businesses should pay a levy to fund Metro Rail, Committee for Melbourne says – The AFR
- Surfing the budget’s ebbs and flows – The AFR
- Fortescue expands into iron ore’s glut – The AFR
- Get rid of grants commission: Barnett – The Australian
- Road to ruin: East-West saga hurts both sides – The Drum
- What housing shortage? – The Drum
Other:
- Is Capitalism Making Us Stupid? – newramblerreview.com
- How To Euthanize Rentiers (Wonkish) – azizonomics.com
- Netflix Doesn’t Want to Kill HBO. It Wants to Kill TV – Re/code
- How The World Bank Broke Its Promise to Protect the Poor – Huffington Post