Here’s a list of things Reynard read over the weekend.
Global Macro:
- Morgan Stanley points out the world is practically insolvent – The Economist
- Gold Prices Are Setting Up For A Massive Breakout in 2013 – EFT Daily News
- Investment Banking Faces Massive Layoffs and Identity Crisis – Der Spiegel
- Is a New Bull Market on the Way? – Barron’s
North America:
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- More skeletons emerge from the GFC closet – Zero Hedge
- US oil demand fell to 16-year low in 2012, and US oil imports for the year fell by 6.9% to 15-year low – Wall Street Journal
- A Fed Voice, Asking to Cut Megabanks Down to Size – New York Times
- Hail to the Chief: Dow Returns 72% in Obama’s First Term – Wall Street Journal
- What Lies Ahead for the U.S. Economy? – businesscycle.com
Asia:
- IMF’s Zhu Min says China’s RMB on way to become a global reserve currency – Want China Times
- And why he’s wrong – Patrick Chovanec
- In China, Discontent Among the Normally Faithful – New York Times
- China hand offers behind-the-scenes look at Deng bio – xinhuanet.com
- Dangerous Shoals The Economist
- Japanese single-person households forecast to jump to 37% in 2035 Japan Times
Local:
- Westpac warns on funding costs – Herald Sun
- Manufacturing gas crisis – AFR
- QBE to cut 700 jobs – AFR
- Labor to chase student debt overseas. AFR
- Gina’s plan for Rio. SMH
Other:
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- The Science of Comment Trolls – io9.com