Global Macro:
- Investment Outlook – The Lending Lindy – PIMCO
- Barclays heads roll over Libor – The Telegraph
- Bloomberg Markets’ 50 Most Influential: The People With the Power – Bloomberg
- Econbrowser: The gold standard and economic growth – Econbrowser
- Is That All There Is? The Remarkably Small Costs of Quantitative Easing – piie.com
- Economist’s View: ‘Zero Lower Bound Denial’ – Economist’s View
- PIMCO’s Gross spotlights crumbling credit in September outlook – Reuters
United States:
- Trulia: Asking House Prices increased in August, Rent increases slow – Calculated Risk
- How Bill Clinton’s Balanced Budget Destroyed The Economy – Business Insider
- Why the Minimum Wage Doesn’t Explain Stagnant Wages – New York Times
- Are Democrats the Party of Austerity? – CNBC
- Lehman’s Detroit Escape Means 90% Loss on Properties: Mortgages – Bloomberg
- Democrats don’t want to go back to Clinton-era rates – Washington Post
- Why big banks are hazardous to US financial health – The Economic Times – indiatimes.com
- Food Stamps Hit Record High In June 2012 – Huffington Post
- Second-quarter productivity raised, wage inflation muted – Reuters
- Warren Buffett’s municipal weapons of mass destruction | MuniLand – Reuters
Europe:
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- ECB Plan Said to Pledge Unlimited, Sterilized Bond-Buying – Bloomberg
- Bank of Spain comment on emergency liquidity for banks – bde.es
- German bond auction struggles as ECB expectations weigh – Reuters
- Details Of ECB Bond Plan – Business Insider
- Euro zone sales fall in July as consumers struggle – Reuters
- Greek exit fears strengthen Draghi’s hand – Financial Times
- Goldman Has The Most Devastating Description Of The ECB’s New Bond Buying Scheme – Business Insider
- Fiddling the figures while Rome (and Madrid) burns | FT Long Short – Financial Times
- European Central Bank bond purchase plan: It makes sense once you see it’s an ECB power grab – Slate
- Hedge funds bet France is more peripheral than core – Reuters
- FT Alphaville » Some more Draghi-day prep – Financial Times
- Eurozone demands six-day week for Greece – The Guardian
Asia:
- SEC Charges China Firm With Falsifying Earnings – Wall Street Journal
Local:
- Miners forced to take discounted prices for iron ore – Business Spectator
- Economy hit hard as resources go backwards – AFR (you ain’t seen nothing yet)
- Spending up, but so are costs to household consumers – AFR
- Miners forced to cut prices – AFR
- Resource states take the lead again, defying talk of a mining slowdown – AFR (wait till the Sept quarter’s numbers are released)
- Aussie dollar may drop below parity – AFR (about bloody time)
- Ageing tsunami approaching – AFR
- Police & Nurses Credit Union cuts max LVR on mortgages to 90% – Banking Day
- Swan blasts economy doomsayers – The Age What do they say about official denial?
- Australia eyes Spain as world’s 12th biggest economy – The Age
- Falling iron ore prices creates havoc for mining services – The Age (MacroInvestor went short weeks ago)
Other:
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- This is what the new iPhone will look like – imore.com
- World Bank Appoints Chief Economist – Wall Street Journal