Links 20 November 2013

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Global Macro / Markets:

  • Short-seller Chanos bearish on oil, coal companies – Reuters
  • Mapping Bitcoin – New York Times
  • Where in the Bitcoin Bubble Are We? Just Starting or About to End? – mebanefaber
  • The Great Rotation: From Bullion To Bitcoin – Zero Hedge
  • The Bubble in Bubbles – Bloomberg
  • Yellen shows Fed will remain markets’ best friend – Financial Times
  • OECD cuts global growth forecasts – Financial Times
  • 5 years of QE and the distributional effects – Sober Look
  • John Taylor on Monetary Policy and Inflation – EconoSpeak

North America:

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  • Walmart’s Employee Food Drive Reveals What’s Wrong With America – Business Insider
  • Wal-Mart Asks Workers To Donate Food To Its Needy Employees – Business Insider
  • Fed Ponders How to Temper Tapering Without Rate Increase – Bloomberg
  • Chinese Steer Billions Abroad in Quest for Safety – Bloomberg
  • Bernanke, Volcker on the Fed’s first 100 years – aeaweb.org

Europe:

  • UK probes private accounts of foreign exchange traders – Financial Times
  • Bundesbank says Italian and Spanish banks still hooked on home state debt – The Telegraph
  • German optimism index rises on growth – The Australian
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Asia:

  • What Will It Cost the Media to Cover China? – New Yorker
  • China banks forced to delay bond issues – Financial Times
  • Credit-Driven China Glut Threatens Surge Into Bank Crisis – Bloomberg
  • China and Japan are heading for a collision – Financial Times
  • OECD drinks the Kool Aid on China – The AFR

Local:

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  • Joe Hockey: The real scope of Labor’s deceit is coming to light – The AFR
  • Offshore investors pile into government bonds – The AFR
  • Debt still a dirty word for many investors – The AFR
  • Call for cuts to red tape in retail – The AFR
  • Real jobless rate masked – The Age
  • Budget service job cuts were never secret – Business Spectator
  • Diminishing returns for the RBA – Business Spectator
  • Without training the long-term unemployed have no hope – The Guardian

Other:

  • 75 Years In The Making: Harvard Just Released Its Epic Study On What Men Need To Live A Happy Life – Feel Guide
  • Managing bureaucrats – VOX
  • Can we get rid of inflation and recessions forever? – Washington Post
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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.
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