Morning Links – Thursday June 14th

Here is some things Reynard found interesting today.

Global Macro:

• Chinese growth to slow sharply – Reuters. Not really what the world needs at the moment.
• Oil under pressure – good news for the economy but also bad news cause its down – Bloomberg

United States:

• The US is still doing much better economically than Europe – Prag Cap
• Home supply drops and sellers raise prices – Reuters

Europe:

• Italy’s Monti under pressure at home – Reuters
• Fixing Europe’s Banks and Crisis – FT
• Europe versus German voters – Bloomberg
• How Germans botched the Spanish Bailout – Bloomberg
• Greeks continue to pull money out of the banks – Bloomberg
• Greece runs out of cash on July 20 – RTE
• Spain’s debt problem graphically – Business Insider
• Euro ETF’s vulnerable to short squeeze – YahooFinance. Similar to my piece yesterday.
• Europes Banks aren’t lending to each other, or anyone else – The Big Picture
• Merkel and Rajoy Love Boat – Reuters
• Osborne says Greecce may have to go – Reuters

Asia:

• Hong Kong pledges to keep currency peg – Bloomberg

Local:

• Resource “curse” making us dumber? – Business Insider
• Big 4 dancing to their own tune – SMH
• Tinkler is trying to take out Whitehaven – SMH, Ian Verrender’s take here
• Bundesbank eyes Aussie assets – The Oz

Interesting/Other stuff:

• Are coal stocks a buy again (offshore slant) – Robert Sinn
• Go Blues – The Oz