Global Macro / Markets / Investing:
- Labor 2030: The Collision of Demographics, Automation and Inequality – Bain
 - Cryptocurrency startup LoopX pulls exit scam after raising $4.5M in ICO – The Next Web
 - Tech ETF Hit by the Largest Outflows Since the Dot-Com Crash – Bloomberg
 - Record $23 Billion Flees World’s Largest ETF – Bloomberg
 - Bitcoin Risks Crashing to $900 If Dot-Com Mania Is Any Guide – Bloomberg
 - Short Vol Trade Lives! ETF at Heart of Turmoil Lures Record Cash – Bloomberg
 - Economics and politics of monetary policymaking – VOX
 - The Fed is officially in a nail-biting showdown with Wall Street – Business Insider
 - Global Stocks Rise After Worst Week in Years – WSJ
 - US 10-year Treasury yield climbs back to four-year high – CNBC
 - Infrastructure Done Right – IMF
 - Oil’s Bounce From Worst Week in Two Years Capped by Shale Fears – Bloomberg
 - Bitcoin gobbling Iceland energy supplies – BBC
 - ‘50 Cent’ VIX Trade Just Paid Off to the Tune of $200 Million – Bloomberg
 
Americas:
- Corker weighs his options as GOP frets about losing Tennessee – Politico
 - Donald Trump’s controversial pick to run the 2020 census just withdrew – Mother Jones
 - GOP Senate candidate’s parents max out donations to primary campaign of Democrat he hopes to unseat – CNN
 - Trump’s Deficit Is Fine. His Budget Is Terrible. – Huffington Post
 - The 22 agencies and programs Trump’s budget would eliminate – The Hill
 - Trump’s Budget Proposal Projects Big Jump in Deficits – WSJ
 - Here’s how a 5% mortgage rate would roil the US housing market – CNBC
 - Trump Unveils $4.4 Trillion 2019 Budget Proposal – Bloomberg
 - Pssst: Crime May Be Near an All-Time Low – Bloomberg
 - Does TV bear some responsibility for hard feelings between urban America and small town America? – Brookings
 - U.S. inflation expectations dip after run-up: NY Fed survey – Reuters
 - Trump’s $4.4 trillion budget moves deficit sharply higher – AP
 - Who gets to dream? America’s immigration battles go beyond walls and borders. – Washington Post
 
Europe:
- German court rules Facebook use of personal data illegal – Reuters
 - ECB’s Record as a Bank Supervisor? Barely a Pass, Experts Say – Bloomberg
 - The U.K. Is Down Since Brexit. Guess Who’s Up. – Bloomberg
 - Brexiters’ blind-spot – Stumbling & Mumbling
 - Britain has exported its political mess to Germany – FT
 
Asia:
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- Chinese Stock Investors Vent on U.S. Embassy Weibo Account – Bloomberg
 - Kim Jong Un, North Korea’s ’10-Foot-Tall Baby’ – Politico
 - The Pyongyang Olympics – WSJ
 - How China Is About to Shake Up the Oil Futures Market – Bloomberg
 - China Fintech Watchdog to Step Up ICO Oversight – Coin Desk
 - Coincheck heist sheds light on Japan’s rush to create cryptocurrency rules – Reuters
 - Chinese Tourists Are Taking Over the Earth – Bloomberg
 - Japan eyes tighter leverage cap on forex trading – Nikkei Asian Review
 - There’s a Global Race to Control Batteries—and China Is Winning – WSJ
 - Chinese local governments rush to admit fake data – Nikkei
 
Trans-Tasman:
- The hypocrisy of Barnaby Joyce is stunning – The Age
 - Deputy PM scandal deepens: Barnaby Joyce used $10k family travel bonus while having affair – The West
 - ‘Deeply sorry’: Barnaby Joyce apologises to family, denies ministerial breach – SBS
 - Barnaby Joyce has lost his moral authority within the National Party – ABC
 - Australians support universal health care, so why not a universal basic income? – The Conversation
 - Coalition warned welfare overhaul could worsen poverty and unemployment – The Guardian
 - George Christensen in backbench revolt against payday lending crackdown – The Guardian
 - Tolled motorways deliver for Transurban as interim profits jump 280pc – The AFR
 - Gonorrhoea ‘super-superbugs’ triple in six months – WA Today
 - NBN’s HFC Network Is Costing Taxpayers A Whole Lot More Than Anyone Ever Imagined – Gizmodo
 - Bank transfers in less than a minute as real-time payments rolled out – The SMH
 - Who will replace Bill English? We profile the leading candidates – Interest.co.nz
 - Robertson wants to see NZ workers work 400 fewer hours a year but produce more – Interest.co.nz
 

