Global Macro / Markets / Investing:
- Transitory inflation could mean higher prices for years, not months, and Powell’s stance could complicate his future as Fed chief, Mohamed El-Erian says – Business Insider
- How the Great Forgiving of Debt Will Save Us From Ourselves – Carbon Radio
- Oil prices fall on worries over China economy and higher crude output – Reuters
Americas:
- A Trucking Crisis Has the U.S. Looking for More Drivers Abroad – Bloomberg
- How Baby Boomers, Zoning Laws, and Construction Jobs Led to the Housing Shortage : Planet Money – NPR
- GDP Growth Under Trump Was the Worst Since Hoover – Bloomberg
- The rapid growth the U.S. economy has seen is about to hit a wall – CNBC
- It’s In — And Big: Senators Unveil $1T Infrastructure Proposal – NPR
- Money laundering is pervasive, but little is done about it: Experts – Ottawa Citizen
- Treasury Dept to invoke ‘extraordinary measures’ as Congress misses debt-ceiling deadline – CNBC
Europe:
- Germany to make 100% Renewable Energy by 2030 and make life in Germany cheaper – Knovhov
- European Factories Hire Workers at Record Pace to Fill Orders – Bloomberg
- Nicola Sturgeon says hard border with England would benefit Scotland – Telegraph
- Italy and Spain help to push eurozone out of recession – The Guardian
- Poll: Brits blame EU for Northern Ireland trade problems – Politico
- Man dies after being detained by Berlin police during COVID-19 rules protest – Euro News
Asia:
- Xi Jinping’s Capitalist Smackdown Sparks a $1 Trillion Reckoning – Bloomberg
- China quietly sets new ‘buy Chinese’ targets for state companies – Reuters
- China is doing what the U.S. can’t seem to: regulate its tech giants – Washington Post
- China’s Attempt to Avoid the American Tech Monopoly Trap – American Affairs Journal
- Myanmar: State of emergency extended with coup leader as PM – BBC
- Thailand Sets Up 1800 Bed Covid Field Hospital at Bangkok Airport – Chiangrai Times
Trans-Tasman:
- Coalition Agrees To Give $300 To Gerry Harvey For Every Australian Vaccinated – The Shovel
- Telstra makes Australia’s 15,000 public payphones free to use – Eminetra
- Call to vaccinate younger Australians as data reveals they’re hardest hit by Covid – The Guardian
- Robodebt refunds processed by ‘learners’ raising questions about adequacy – The SMH
- OK boomers, Australia needs you. Toughen up and take your AstraZeneca – The Guardian
- ‘We need more urgency’: Top renewable group warns against paying to keep coal alive – The Age
- Australia COVID: Vaccine passports are coming, so stay home if you wish anti-vaxxers – The SMH
- RBNZ unloads its housing burden ahead of interest rates review – Interest.co.nz
- New Zealand’s average dwelling value increased by $15,889 in July – Interest.co.nz
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.
Leith has previously worked at the Australian Treasury, Victorian Treasury and Goldman Sachs.
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