Global Macro/Markets:
- Reinhart/Rogoff-gate isn’t the first time austerians have used bad data – Washington Post
- Why the Reinhart-Rogoff paper was flawed right from the start – Credit Writedowns
- Other Austerity Bloopers – New York Times
- The IMF needs to overcome its bipolar personality – Fortune
- Have the inflation-paranoid capitulated? – Financial Times
- Gold slide flashes warning signs for global economy – Reuters
North America:
- Federal and State improving Fiscal Situation – Calculated Risk
- US bankers blame Europe for woes – Financial Times
- Is the Federal Reserve Insane? – Bloomberg
- Banks Revive Risky Loans and Mortgages – New York Times
- Before Housing Bubbles, There Was Land Fever – New York Times
- America’s relative rise – Reuters
Europe:
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- Why can’t the IMF face up to the truth about the failing euro? – The Telegraph
- Greece, Cyprus May Be Forced to Exit Euro: Citi – CNBC
- Fitch strips UK of its AAA credit rating – Business Insider
- Greece’s great fire sale – The Telegraph
- This Is Europe’s Growth Plan, And It’s Pathetic – Business Insider
- Fischer Urges Europe to Take Bank Issues Seriously: Video – Bloomberg
- Does David Cameron have the stomach for a fight like Lady Thatcher did? – The Telegraph
- Weak growth torments Osborne – Sunday Times
Asia:
- Japan’s Inflation Propaganda And Why The BoJ Better Hope It’s Not Successful – ZeroHedge
- Northeast Asia’s Free Trade Dream – The Diplomat
- The Bullies of Beijing: China’s Image Problem – The Diplomat
Local:
- The major banks were leveraged 60-90 times their capital when it comes to home loan lending – The AFR
- The housing bubble is real, but it’s not due to pop – The Canberra Times
Other:
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- How Twitter is becoming your first source of investment news – Washington Post
- A dose of reality for the dismal science – Financial Times
