Links 9 June 2020
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Global Macro / Markets / Investing:
- The day is dawning on a four-day work week – The Conversation
- All of the World’s Money and Markets in One Visualization – Visual Capitalist
- Visualizing the Human Impact on the Ocean Economy – Visual Capitalist
- Unemployment report ‘biggest positive data shock’ for markets in history: El-Erian – Fox Business
- The Climate Case for a Jobs Guarantee – Bloomberg
Americas:
- The only way to truly solve the race problem in America is to narrow the wealth gap, black economists say – MarketWatch
- Don’t Lose the Thread. The Economy Is Experiencing an Epic Collapse of Demand – NY Times
- Left out: More workers now losing hope of getting back jobs – AP
- American Jobs Are Returning But An Ugly Summer Still Looms – Bloomberg
- Meet the hidden architect behind America’s racist economic system – Raw Story
- El-Erian: Here’s a ‘nightmare scenario’ for the U.S. economy – Yahoo
- Coronavirus Layoffs: Boeing Lays Off 6,770 Workers Amid Pandemic – Forbes
- ‘I’m squeaking by right now’: voices of America’s unemployment crisis – The Guardian
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Europe:
- Rising savings of the European consumers are exacerbating economic problems – Economo
- The risk of deflation has necessitated stronger action by the ECB – Economo
- German factories orders suffered a record drop in April – Economo
- Christine Lagarde’s courage will not be enough for the Eurozone – Economo
- Spain rekindles a radical idea: a Europe-wide minimum income – The Guardian
- U.K. Finds That Green Business Is Good Business – NY Times
Asia:
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- HSBC warns it could face reprisals in China if UK bans Huawei equipment – Channel News Asia
- China to Strengthen Global Cooperation in COVID-19 Vaccine Trials – Reuters
- Recession Looms as India Reopens After Lockdown – BBC
- India Overtakes Italy’s Coronavirus Tally as Lockdown Easing Looms – Channel News Asia
- Taiwan Mayor and Ex-presidential Candidate Loses Recall Vote – Kyodo News
Trans-Tasman:
- China urges citizens to shun Australia as dispute simmers – Yahoo
- Australia: Legalising cannabis is way overdue – Mondaq
- Government to switch off free child care next month – ABC
- Coronavirus has thrown a spotlight on Australia’s manufacturing industry. This is the story of its rise and fall – ABC
- ‘History will be kind’: Abbott says cuts paved way for COVID-19 response – The SMH
- Discount cruises are tempting passengers back on board but it won’t be business as usual – SBS
- It’s bigger than Texas, but the NT could end up with just one federal MP – ABC
- The next pandemic is coming – and sooner than we think, thanks to changes to the environment – ABC
- ‘Free money’: Real estate agents flooded with calls about HomeBuilder grant – The SMH
- ‘We are ready’ – Level 1 on Tuesday – Interest.co.nz
- A CGT makes even more sense now– Interest.co.nz
- Brave new world: The foreign policy risks and opportunities of the Covid-19 era – Interest.co.nz
- The value of new building starts dropped 4.2% in the March quarter compared to a year ago – 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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