Links 31 March 2014
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Global Macro / Markets:
North America:
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- Fed feels backlash over stress tests – Financial Times
- Banks Lending Like It’s 2007 Belied by $10 Trillion Hoard – Bloomberg
Europe:
- Russia says has no intention of further Ukraine incursion – Reuters
- Spanish, Italian Bond Yields Drop to Records – Bloomberg
- Reasons to favour eurozone quantitative easing – Financial Times
- Euro zone not preparing third Greek bailout so far: official – Reuters
- Windfall for hedge funds and Russian banks as IMF rescues Ukraine – The Telegraph
- Six fiscal fixes for the unbalanced UK recovery – Business Spectator
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Asia:
- This Is The Best Chart We’ve Seen On The Chinese Debt Problem – Business Insider
- Japan Is Doomed Unless It Learns to Love Inflation – The Atlantic
- Japan’s sales tax hike: What you need to know – CNBC
Local:
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- Retirement worries feed investor appetite for risk – The AFR
- RIO flogs off 5,000 homes in Pilbara – The AFR
- House prices enter the danger zone – The AFR
- Property prices headed for record high – The AFR
- Warnings multiply as house prices continue to roll – The AFR
- Design rules to avoid Melbourne high rise slums – The AFR
- Asset sales will boost federal revenue – The AFR
- RBA finds no need to follow RBNZ on macroprudential – The AFR
- Building firms uncover dodgy deals – The Australian
- New dole test plan for over 55s – The Australian
- Battlers exposed again as Budget crunch nears – Canberra Times
- 400 PS jobs move to Ballarat – The Age
- Chinese homebuyer alarm is deja vu – Business Spectator
- Coalition keen to sell “budget repair” – The Guardian
- Taxpayers underwriting big bank risk – The AFR
- Greater good missing from decision making – The AFR
- Consider better road charging – The AFR
- Making a cas for investment equity – The AFR
- Hockey lobs income tax bomb – The AFR
- Warning builds Budget case – The Australian
- Who’d want to be a grad right now – The AFR
- Tougher bank rules may hit growth – The AFR
- Victoria’s population soaring – The Age
- Treasurers fail to act on GST threshold – Canberra Times
Other:
- Big data: are we making a big mistake? – Financial Times
- Save capitalism from the capitalists by taxing wealth – Financial Times
- World not ready for climate risks – The Age
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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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