Weekend Links 16-17 March 2013

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Global Macro/Markets:

  • The stock market and economy are two very different animals – Abnormal Returns
  • A new era for gold? – Financial Times
  • BRICs Abandoned by Locals as Fund Outflows Reach 1996 High – Bloomberg
  • No ‘Irrational Exuberance’ in Stocks Now: Greenspan – CNBC

North America:

  • 2013 Economic Report of the President – whitehouse.gov
  • Ten Economic Trends Through The Eyes of White House Economists – Wall Street Journal
  • Consumer prices post largest increase in nearly four years – Reuters
  • Fed: Industrial Production increased 0.7% in February – Calculated Risk
  • Preliminary March Consumer Sentiment declines to 71.8 – Calculated Risk
  • Consumer sentiment hit by fiscal policy concerns in March – Reuters
  • And the King of the Fiscal Squeeze Is…Bill Clinton? – cato.org
  • Want to debate Medicare costs? You need to see this chart first. – Washington Post
  • Manufacturing Picks Up Heading Into U.S. Budget Cuts – Bloomberg
  • Bankistan Vanquishes America – Barry Riholtz

Europe:

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  • Delusions at the European Commission – New York Times
  • Could Hungary Be Thrown Out of the EU? – CNBC
  • King speaks out to halt sterling’s fall – Financial Times
  • ECB: Euro area economic situation and the foundations for growth (slides from the presentation) – ECB
  • EU Said to Plan Concession on Tax Credits as Bank Capital – Bloomberg

Asia:

Local:

  • Vic Government takes $200 million hit – The Age
  • Why nominal GDP is so flat – The Age
  • Budget sinks – no sign of revival – The Australian
  • RBA more likely to move up than down – The AFR
  • Lies, damn lies, and Australian politice – The AFR
  • Rio’s $12 billion offset to hit MRRT take – The AFR
  • States wrangle on GST take – The AFR

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