Links 23 January 2013

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Here’s a list of things Reynard read over night.

Global Macro:

North America:

  • Obama Needs a New Deal for His Second Term – Slate
  • Existing Home Sales: Another Solid Report – Calculated Risk
  • Existing-Home Sales Slip in December, Prices Continue to Rise; 2012 Totals Up – realtor.org
  • Chicago Fed “Economic Growth Moderated in December” – Calculated Risk

Europe:

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  • Time for a land tax in the UK – The Guardian
  • German Investor Confidence Increases to 2 1/2-Year High – Bloomberg
  • EU states get blessing for financial trading tax – Reuters
  • EU Set to Allow Nations to Move Ahead on Transaction Tax – Bloomberg
  • France, Germany prepare plans for deeper economic union: Merkel – Reuters

Asia:

  • How much can the Chinese consumer really spend – Project Syndicate
  • In China, signs that one-child policy may be coming to an end – Reuters
  • Peking University professor estimates roughly 10,000 officials fled China in 2012 with as much as £100 billion – The Telegraph
  • Wild swings and roundabouts courtesy of the BoJ – FT Alphaville
  • Why does Japan need to ‘right its economic ship’? – The Economist
  • Japan 2.0 (and that’s a target, mind) – FT Alphaville
  • Has BoJ policy changed THAT much? – FT Alphaville
  • Japan faces pressure for more stimulus – The AFR
  • Bank of Japan makes boldest attempt yet to lift economy – Reuters

Local:

  • Do Australians care about climate change? – The Conversation
  • Rising house prices to stop further rate cuts – The AFR
  • “Aus should play the role of a kind-hearted lamb’’ – Chinese Colonel – SMH
  • Taking healthcare from children, a new low. But at least we can still afford Grand Prix – The Age
  • The Rio Tinto domino – FT Alphaville
  • Time to broaden Australia-India engagement beyond uranium – SMH
  • Alco urges action on domestic gas price – The AFR
  • Falling emissions cuts carbon tax take – The Australian
  • APRA sounds warning for super – The Australian
  • Baby boomers stager blindly into retirement – Financial Standard

Other:

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  • Postioning for credit losses, the JPMorgan way – FT Alphaville