Here’s a list of things Reynard read overnight.
Global Macro:
- The End of Labor: How to Protect Workers From the Rise of Robots – The Atlantic
- The ticking time bomb in bond funds – Fortune
North America:
- The small job creators versus the big non-creators – FT Alphaville
- Shale may change America, but not the climate – Climate Spectator
- Did Obama Just Take Default Off The Table? – CNBC
- Debt Ceiling: What Happens If Congress Doesn’t Raise It – Business Insider
- China’s Impact on U.S. Inflation – Liberty Street Economics – New York Fed
- The End of ‘The Coin’ Is A Lot More Dangerous Than You Think – CNBC
- IMF: U.S. Has Done Enough Budget Cutting for 2013 – Wall Street Journal
- FNC: Residential Property Values increased 4.2% year-over-year in November – Calculated Risk
Europe:
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- Eurozone output falls for 3rd straight month – CBC Business
- Eurozone showing signs of recovery: IMF chief – The AFR
- ‘Grexit’ fears give way to ‘crexit’ optimism – Financial Times
- Euro Leaders Declaring Worst Is Over Turn to Economy Woes – Bloomberg
- Euro-Zone Output Falls Most in Three Years – Wall Street Journal
- Germany Seeks ‘Last Resort’ Model for ESM Bank Recapitalization – Bloomberg
Asia:
- What causes revolutions? – Patrick Chovanec
- Very important article that captures frustration many experience recently in policy dialogues with China – New Paradigm Forum
- A look back at Deng Xiaoping’s vision for reform – Caixin
- Japan verges on a reflation problem – Business Spectator
- Beijing’s Air Quality Catastrophe- theatlanticcities.com
- Has a New China Bull Market Begun? – Bespoke
- China Allows Media to Report on Air Pollution Crisis – New York Times
- No easy path in sight for China’s economic future – People’s Daily Online
- China’s pro-market reforms must not be on paper only – South China Morning Post
- China ‘top source’ of world’s tainted money – South China Morning Post
- China posts strong foreign trade growth in 2010, trade surplus narrows – xinhuanet.com
- China’s non-conforming GDP growth – FT Alphaville
- Chinese media urges action on air pollution – Reuters
Local:
- High prices lock FHBs out of market, and First Home Buyer Grant helped caused them. DON’T bring it back! – The SMH
- Baillieu hides project costs – The Age
- Petrol prices on the rise – The Age
- Case for rate cut depends on jobless figures – The Age
- Debt agreements rise to avoid bankruptcy – The Age
- Revolt over ASX trading halt rules – The AFR
- Insurance premiums to rise 30% to 40% – The AFR
- Savings to fund spending pledges amid falling mining tax take – The Australian
- Labor will expand mining tax – The Australian
- $100m aid fails to save Bluescope jobs – The Australian