Links 5 July 2018
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Global Macro / Markets / Investing:
- A jobs guarantee — progressives’ latest big idea – FT
- Who Really Stands to Win from Universal Basic Income? – New Yorker
- A $1tn global trade war could yet come to pass – FT
- Glencore Slumps as U.S. Orders Documents in Corruption Probe – Bloomberg
- Stock Market Investors Caution Tariffs Aren’t Good For Business – NPR
- Shouting CEO, changing rules: inside Tesla’s Model 3-building sprint – Reuters
- Tesla’s Big Number Doesn’t Solve Its Problems – WSJ
Americas:
- Manhattan real estate has worst second quarter since financial crisis – CNBC
- Personal Loans Surge to a Record High – Bloomberg
- Trump planning one-on-one meeting with Putin without aides present: report – The Hill
- Trump plans one-on-one meeting with Putin – CNN
- The Anti-Trump Right Has Become Trump’s Base – NY Mag
- This Heat Wave’s So Bad It’s Even Slowing Down U.S. Stock Trades – Bloomberg
- Government revenue since the recent tax reform – The Big Picture
- Trump’s Taking Us From Temper Tantrum to Trade War – NY Times
- Donald Trump’s Trade Travesty – Hoover Institution
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Europe:
- Regulator warns on European banks’ reliance on cloud computing – FT
- How UK business rates shake-up is deepening high street gloom – FT
- Blockchain Voting Notches Another Success—This Time in Switzerland – Fortune
- In Denmark, Harsh New Laws for Immigrant ‘Ghettos’ – NY Times
- EU warns of $300bn hit to US over car import tariffs – FT
Asia:
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- China presses Europe for anti-U.S. alliance on trade – Reuters
- Malaysia Summons ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ Producer for 1MDB Probe – Bloomberg
- China to Cancel More U.S. Soy Shipments as More Tariffs Loom – Bloomberg
- China Won’t Weaponize the Yuan in Trade War, PBOC Official Says – Bloomberg
- China issues U.S. travel warning amid trade tensions – Reuters
- China Set for Record Defaults, and Downgrades Tip More Pain – Bloomberg
Trans-Tasman:
- Australia’s government failed to stand up for press freedom after Nauru barred ABC journalist – The Conversation
- TAFE and VET enrolments plunge amid ‘collapse in confidence’ – The SMH
- Why E10 petrol may not be driving your car, or your dollar, further – ABC
- Australians owe $45 billion on credit cards, consumers stuck in ‘debt trap’ – ABC
- Release teenager from Australian immigration detention, urges acting New Zealand PM – The Guardian
- Centrelink website crashes as parents rush to claim new childcare subsidies – SBS
- Reserve Bank names Donald Trump main risk to global economy – New Daily
- NBN changes to combat fixed-wireless congestion – ZD Net
- Submarines for Sydney? We’ve been here before — many times – ABC
- Melbourne’s booming outer suburbs to get 290,000 more homes under Coalition plan – ABC
- Winter street count finds almost 400 homeless in inner Melbourne – ABC
- Adams slams $180k KiwiBuild income cap – says it should be $130k – Interest.co.nz
- IMF lobbies Tax Working Group to introduce a land tax – Interest.co.nz
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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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