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Wednesday 11 March 2015
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Macro & Markets

  • Borrowing Cheap in Europe Comes With Catch for U.S. Firms – Bloomberg
  • US shale oil output growth grinding to a halt: EIA data – Platts
  • China imports of scrap copper unlikely to pick up – SCMP
  • Bank fines top US$200 billion, with tax scrutiny set to lift them higher – SCMP
  • In pain: Gold struggles with U.S. economic resurgence – Reuters
  • Traders cash out on tanker-stored oil as prices rise – Reuters
  • Why Economic Policy Isn’t Dynamic – Bloomberg
  • The Stock-Bond Disconnect – Project-Syndicate, Rogoff
  • Monetary policy and credit costs – Vox
  • The rise of residential segregation – Vox
  • Cocking up all over the world: Badly managed and unrewarding, global banks need a rethink – Economist
  • From bust to boom: How the world became addicted to debt – Telegraph…very good charts…
  • The Six-Year Bull Market in Five Charts – WSJ…but how much more to go?…

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