Links 14 November 2013

Global Macro / Markets:

• Central Banks Risk Asset Bubbles in Battle With Deflation Danger – Bloomberg
• Who You Calling a BRIC? – Bloomberg
• Biggest banks face forex questions – Financial Times
• The Looming Bond Fund Crash – indexuniverse.eu
• Bubbles in the Broth by Nouriel Roubini – Nouriel Roubini
• The next 10 investment bubbles Slide Show – Market Watch

North America:

• Investors pitch to take over much of Fannie and Freddie – Financial Times
• Kevin Warsh: Finding Out Where Janet Yellen Stands – Wall Street Journal

Europe:

• ECB’s Praet: negative deposit rate, asset purchases are options – Wall Street Journal
• Mark Carney brings luck of the Irish to BoE – Financial Times
• UK economy turns the corner – The AFR

Asia:

• Bloomberg Says News Service Did Not Kill Articles on China – New York Times
• Spiked in China? – Chinafile.com
• Chinese government corruption sting seizes local assets – The AFR
• A market economy with Chinese characteristics – Business Spectator

Local:

• Hockey issues debt ceiling ultimatum – The AFR
• Hockey warns of debt deal deadlock – The Australian
• Bill to lift debt ceiling heads to Senate – The Australian
• ALP painted as vandals – The Australian
• Rich urged to come clean on hidden wealth – The AFR
• Misleading property auction figures put buyers at risk – The AFR
• Should the RBA take over some of APRA’s job? – The AFR
• Why planning reform failure could cost us – The Australian
• Trade deal could leave us paying more – The Age
• Coal seam controversy won’t blow over – The Age
• Wage war against inflation – Business Spectator

Other:

• Goldman’s Blankfein says he regrets troublesome pre-crisis trades – Reuters
• Who rates the rating agencies? – IRB.co.uk
• Economists Discover the Poor Behave Differently From the Rich – Bloomberg