China
- China’s stocks hit critical low despite government lifelines – SCMP
- Nearly quarter of Chinese investors ‘suffer over 50 per cent losses’ as stock market slumps, survey suggests – SCMP
- Gov’t Once Again Tries to Pull Stock Market out of Nosedive – Caixin
- Share Price Tumble Puts Tycoon Linked to Fallen Officials, Businessmen in Spotlight – Caixin
- Were foreign puppet-masters really behind the tanking Chinese stock market? – SCMP
- China’s latest rate cut to power housing market recovery in second half – SCMP
- Central Bank Shows It Is Concerned about Stock Market – Caixin
- As China stocks sink, some accuse Morgan Stanley, other foreign forces – Market Watch
- China stock rout worsens as watchdog opens probe – CNBC
- China’s Stock Markets Plunge Further Amid Rumors That Foreign Manipulation Is To Blame For Fall – IB Times
- Chinese buyers looking for Australian property ‘bling’ – BBC
- Chinese investors panicky as falling stocks give up most of year’s gains – Guardian
- Xi Jinping has run into the one thing in China he can’t control – Quartz
- China’s college students embrace stock trading, thanks to money from mom and dad – Quartz
- China issues catastrophe bond overseas for first time – China Daily
- PBOC chief reiterates prudent monetary policy,financial risk control – China Daily
- Chinese Stock Markets Are in the Middle of an ‘Unprecedented’ Slide – Time
- China to lift ban on entry of miner Vale’s mega-ships – Reuters
- China Tells Investors: Go Ahead, Bet the House on Stocks – Bloomberg
- China Futures Exchange Halts Some Short Sales, Reuters Says – Bloomberg
- China’s Boom Has World Bank Worried – Bloomberg
- Chinese authorities move to prop up market as rout deepens – FT.com
- China market crash could be a blessing in disguise – Nikkei Asian Review
- China cannot reign in its ‘shadow’ banks, but could make use of them – Nikkei Asian Review
- Xi uses anti-graft drive to cow factional rivals – Nikkei Asian Review
- Panic sets in as Shanghai Composite drops 30pc, $3.7 trillion wiped of China share market despite crackdown – ABC
- What Is to Be Done? Possible Steps to Stem China’s Stocks Rout – Bloomberg
- Good Idea at the Time: China Eyes Cost of Relying on Stocks – Bloomberg
Asia
- S Korea to inject $10bn into economy after Mers outbreak – BBC
- India’s push to save cows starves Bangladesh of beef – CNBC
- Vietnam to relax foreign investment rules – World Finance
- New Silk Road A Disaster Waiting To Happen? – Oilprice.com
- Japanese government frets over low growth capability – Japan Times
- Salarymen sidelined as Chinese descend on Japan property market – Japan Times
- Japan Still Set for 2017 Tax Hike Even as Economy Struggles – Bloomberg
Europe …and Greece…
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- Can the Grexit Lemon Be Made into Lemonade? – Peterson Institute
- What Does the Tsipras Referendum Bode for Greece’s Neighbors? – Peterson Institute
- Ukraine’s default ducks are all in a row – BNE
- As referendum looms, Greece struggles to agree on the question – Washington Post
- The forgotten origins of Greece’s crisis will make you think twice about who’s to blame – Washington Post
- Saving Ukraine – Project-Syndicate…wild work to be done…
- Why the Greek Bailout Failed – Project-Syndicate
- M.F. Agrees With Athens That Greece Needs Debt Relief – NY Times
- The Hard Line on Greece – NY Times
- Europe’s Many Economic Disasters – NY Times
- Program Notes for the Greek Endgame: Austerity, Cyprus, and Currency Union Exits – Economonitor
- Greek banks may not re-open any time soon – CNBC
- Grexit: Why even ‘yes’ could see Greece leave – CNBC
- HOW THE GREEK CRISIS BROKE THE TROIKA – Pieria
- LET THEM EAT BAKLAVA – Pieria
- Greek debt crisis: Lessons from Cyprus and Iceland – BBC
- Greece bossed by European Central Bank – BBC
- Decisions that will shape Greece’s future are being made in Frankfurt – Guardian
- The politics of debt relief – Politico
- Greece owes less than Europe says: How its creditors use their political clout to keep the debt number high. – Politico
- Think Greece is better off ditching the euro? Read this first – Quartz
- Lose-lose, in Greece – RWER
- Designing a new EU-Turkey strategic gas partnership – Bruegel
- “Juncker plan”: the EIB in the driver’s seat – Bruegel
- What is at stake in the referendum? – Bruegel
- Greek debt crisis: Economist explains fallout if Greece goes back to drachma – ABC
- Enough of this charade: Greece must be told to leave the euro – Telegraph
- Greek banks down to €500m in cash reserves as economy crashes – Telegraph
- Scandinavia’s errors: lessons for Greece and Britain – Telegraph
- Europe has suffered a reputational catastrophe in Greece – Telegraph
- The EU’s handling of the Greek crisis risks helping the ‘better-off-outers’ – Telegraph
- Greek crisis poses questions for Kosovo and Montenegro – EU Observer
- Crumbs of comfort don’t hide Europe’s employment divide – EU Observer
- An economic crisis never seen before in Greece – Globe & Mail
- Grexiting: why you should not (only) blame the big bad creditors – The Conversation
- Poison pill? Key events in the history of Greece and the eurozone – The Conversation
- Greece: when is it time to forgive debt? – The Conversation
- How to jump Greece’s next debt hurdle – Reuters
- Greece’s self-inflicted tragedy and the catharsis to come – Reuters
- ECB Said to Extend Backstop to Bulgaria as Greece Roils Region – Bloomberg
- When Greek Banks Reopen, Will All the Money Be There? – WSJ
- Sovereign Bond Purchases and Risk Sharing Arrangements: Implications for Euro Area Monetary Policy(pdf) – Peterson Institute
- What Yes, No Votes on the Greek Referendum Mean for Investors – Think Advisor
- ‘Yes’ camp takes slim lead in Greek bailout referendum poll – Reuters
United Kingdom
- UK Services PMI Jumps in June, Signalling Faster Economic Growth – NY Times
- UK growth set to rise as services sector enjoys post-election rebound – Telegraph
- What to expect at the ‘Emergency Budget’ – Telegraph
United States
- U.S. economy adds 223,000 jobs in June; unemployment rate falls to 5.3% – LA Times
- An unfruitful jobs recovery rewrites the definition of full employment – Washington Post
- The June Jobs Report in 10 Charts – WSJ
- Fed still on track for September hike, economists say – Market Watch
- America’s labour market: Is it working yet? – Economist
- Don’t Let The Disappointing June Jobs Report Distract From The Long-Term Trend – FiveThirtyEight
- US Employment Data Disappoints, but Recovery Remains Intact – Marc to Market
- Why Americans’ waning love affair with homeownership could spell trouble – Guardian
Americas
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- Canada is already in a recession, says Bank of America, and the loonie is set to get hammered – Financial Post
- Why the Bank of Canada’s ’emergency surgery’ rate cut didn’t work – Financial Post
- Trade with Cuba? We already do $300 million worth – Politico
- Brazil investigates 15 large banks, including HSBC and Stanchart, for rigging its currency – SCMP
- Puerto Rico’s ‘death spiral’ gets a reprieve – CNBC
- Former IMF economists give damning assessment of Puerto Rico economy – Guardian
Terra Speculatorus
- Tax Cuts Dead in Australia as Abbott Cuts Review Off at Knees – Bloomberg
- Australian dollar on brink of six-year low after retail sales data disappoints – Fairfax
- Milking it – when your main commodity sours – Fairfax
- Australia’s economy in ‘vicious circle’, with sluggish growth set to continue – Fairfax
- Arise Steve Keen, forecaster of the year – Fairfax
- Aussie Drops to 6-Year Low as Retail Sales Add to Iron Slide – Bloomberg
- Top economist warns of NZ recession risk – NZ Herald
- Bank drops apartment minimum deposit threshold – NZ Herald
- More Mining Hopium Needed Fast! – The Idiot Tax
- Sydney and Melbourne real estate not off the bubble yet – Fairfax
- BusinessDay Economic Survey: Real estate the only bright spot for the economy – Fairfax…real estate as tumour…
- Chinese stock market crash far worse than Grexit – Fairfax
- Victoria shoulders biggest tax burden in the nation – Fairfax
Commodities
- China’s low rates sound death knell for copper carry trade – FT.com
- The real reason gold has been falling – Market Watch
- Oil traders rush into WTI spread blowouts on anticipated price slump – Reuters
- Rain Makes Grains (Die?) – Attain Capital
- What the hell has happened to the price of ground beef? – Quartz
- Graphene’s potential sparks a flurry of mining companies exploring for graphite – ABC
- Will Iran enter the oil market with a bang — or more of a whimper? – Financial Post
- Could stress tests save the fossil fuels industry? – World Finance
- Is Gold Dead Money? – Think Advisor
- This Could Be A Good Moment To Buy Natural Gas Stocks – Oilprice.com
- The exploration Elephant in the room – Mineweb
- Platinum sector faces crunch time – Mineweb
- Prepare for sub-$40 iron ore on glut – Mineweb
- Oil drops on rising U.S. rig count – Reuters
- Oil Oversupply Meets Rising Demand in Quietest Market Since 2013 – Bloomberg
Capital Markets
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- Slower US bond demand may urge Fed rethink – FT.com
- Traditional currency correlations breaking down, warn observers – Euromoney
- Risk-free rate reversion – Abnormal Returns
- First to ‘read’ the news: News analytics and institutional trading – VoxEU
- Bond markets remaining calm – Bruegel
- Understanding Market Making for ETFs – Think Advisor
- Now’s Really Not the Time for a Liquidity Crisis – Financial Sense
- S. Shale In For New Wave Of Pressure As Hedges Expire – Oilprice.com
- Chart Of The Day: Stock outperformance seems to be stalling once more – Short side of long
- Corporate-Bond Liquidity at Risk as ECB Seen Entering Market – Bloomberg…keep an eye on this…
Global Macro
- Fed rate rise and the euro – an inextricable link – SCMP
- Chinese Investment Could Energize Europe’s Juncker Fund – Economonitor
- Wall Street traders are killing it—again – Quartz
- Cross-border acquisitions and labour regulations – VoxEU…no need if your nation sells out in a TPP…
- Did The IMF Just Open Pandora’s Box? – Zero Hedge
- Grantham Keynote: Investing in a Slower-Growth World – Morningstar…an hours worth of video too…
…and furthermore…
- How airlines decide how much to charge for a plane ticket – Washington Post
- Gorgeous maps show the most expensive painting in each country – Washington Post
- What if the middle-class kept up with the top 1 percent? – CBS
- THE DATAFICATION OF BUSINESS AND SOCIETY – Pieria
- A World Without Work: For centuries, experts have predicted that machines would make workers obsolete. That moment may finally be arriving. Could that be a good thing? – The Atlantic
- The art world has entered a new era of corporate patronage – Quartz
- Firm types and jobs creation in developing countries – VoxEU
- First-day criminal recidivism – VoxEU
- The meaning of a referendum: Austerity and sovereignty – VoxEU
- Kentucky is toasting new boom times for bourbon – CBS
- Why the Era of Airfare Price Wars Is Gone, Perhaps Forever – Time
- ‘Neglected Prophet’ of Economics Got It Right – Bloomberg
- “To Lean or Not to Lean?” That is the Question – IMF Direct
- Vast promise, huge challenges: IEA outlines critical steps to advance hydrogen and fuel cells – IEA