Links 4 June 2013

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Global Macro/Markets:

North America:

Europe:

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  • Eurozone’s manufacturing downturn eases in May – BBC
  • A Greek bond raid – Financial Times
  • Germany to help Spain with 1 bln euros – Reuters
  • Austerity, like a B-movie monster, will keep coming back – Financial Times
  • European PMI – Business Insider
  • ECB: Strengthening financial resilience – ECB
  • European youth unemployment: nowhere near 25 per cent – Financial Times
  • Draghi Sees Signs of Stabilization in ‘Challenging’ Economy – Bloomberg
  • Bank of England reports 300 million sterling fall in FLS lending in first quarter – Reuters
  • UK Funding for Lending Scheme fails to spur credit creation – Financial Times

Asia:

  • China Reaps Biggest Benefits of Iraq Oil Boom – New York Times
  • Abe’s Economic Experiment – Breakingviews
  • Abe Offers $32 Billion to Africa as Japan Seeks Resources – Bloomberg
  • Japan Capital Spending Falls in Challenge for Abe’s Campaign – Bloomberg
  • In China, Concern of a Chill on Foreign Investments – New York Times
  • Shanghai rebar gains on official China PMI, but caution stays – Reuters
  • Guess Who’s Bullish on Europe? China’s New Investment Play – Time

Local:

  • Aussie subprime scam – Wikileaks style data release by BFCSA – Evernote.com
  • Hard questions turn to mush for Ian Verrender – Business Spectator

Other:

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About the author
Leith van Onselen is Chief Economist at the MB Fund and MB Super. He is also a co-founder of MacroBusiness. Leith has previously worked at the Australian Treasury, Victorian Treasury and Goldman Sachs.