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Friday, July 24

24th Jul - China's PMI not good





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EUROPE
How to fix the Euro – Steve Waldman

What doesn’t kill the EU makes it stronger: 2015 edition – Zurich Capital

Italy Leans While Greece Tumbles – BB
It’s deep in debt but has manufacturing and prudent banks

Beppe Grillo calls for nationalisation of Italian banks and exit from euro – The Guardian
Grillo calls for Italy to throw off euro ‘straitjacket’ – FT

The German Trade Surplus Is Not A Problem For The Eurozone – Forbes

Peggers and floaters – the story of five Nordic countries – Lars Christensen

Paul Krugman: The Essential Obstfeld – NYT

Milton Friedman expresses his sympathy for Syriza supporters and his dislike of the “gnomes in Brussels” – Lars Christensen



Some Simple UK BoE MPC Arithmetic – Alpha Now

  GREECE
Lagarde Push for Greece Debt Relief Challenges Merkel – BB
Dan Davies: 2010 and all that — Relitigating the Greek bailout 2 – Medium

UNITED STATES


Goldman FOMC Preview – Bill McBride


New Home Sales Plunge Most Since 2014 – ZH
New home sales at seven-month low; manufacturing stabilizes – Reuters
Sales of U.S. New Homes Unexpectedly Fall to Seven-Month Low – BB
US new home sales drop in June: reaction – FT

Fed "Accidentally" Released Dovish Confidential Market-Moving Forecasts – ZH
Fed Economic Forecasts Released Early – WSJ



Fed: confidential GDP forecasts 'inadvertently' posted – FT

OTHER
Stephen King: Interest rates: central bankers’ dilemma on both sides of the Atlantic – FT
Given risk, raising interest rates might simply be too dangerous.

FX forecast update: tumbling down commodity currencies – Nordea
Unexpected weakness in China and another leg down in commodity prices has hurt the commodity FX. We adjust lower our forecasts, expecting headwinds short term, but hoping for a better end of the yea

Metals hit multi-year lows on global growth concerns, dollar rises – Reuters

Research Bulletin 22 – ECB
Financial instability in macroeconomics: a set of new structural models * The financial and macroeconomic effects of OMT announcements * The impact of financial transaction taxes: new evidence * ECB Workshop on non-standard monetary policy measures * Conference on the optimal size of the financial sector * Recent journal publications by ECB staff

International banking statistics at end-March 2015 – BIS
Global cross-border claims of BIS reporting banks continued to expand in Q1 by $755 billion…Euro-denominated cross-border claims and lending to the euro area surged, Greece was a notable exception.

  JULY PURCHASING MANAGER INDICES
Japan PMI rises as domestic orders increase – Reuters
China: lower PMI starts Q3 with uncertainty – Nordea
Weak China PMI throws cold water on signs of recovery – Danske Bank
China activity falls to 15-mth low – Reuters
German Manufacturing Growth Slowed in July as Exports Decline – BB
EZ PMI slightly down but still close to four-year high – Nordea
Europe’s Economy Holds Up as Greek Crisis Dents Confidence – BB
EZ business growth wanes at start of second half: PMI – Reuters
EZ PMI Suggest Modest Recovery Continued – WSJ



US Manufacturing PMI Hovers Near 19 Month Lows – ZH
Markit U.S. Factory Gauge Improves From Weakest Level Since 2013 – BB



REGULARS
Daily Central Banks – WSJ
Hannon’s Take: Economists No Longer So Negative on Negative Rates * Bundesbank’s Weidmann Voices Concern Over Bailout Fund * BOE’s McCafferty: Don’t Wait Too Long * Mexico Meets its Elusive Inflation Target * South Africa Raises Interest Rates

Morning MoneyBeat Asia – WSJ
U.S. Stocks Hit the Roof, Again

Morning MoneyBeat Europe – WSJ
Weaker Data Keeps Markets Subdued

Morning MoneyBeat US – WSJ
Don’t Expect Much From Revenues This Season

Danske Daily – Danske Bank

Euro rates update – Nordea

Eye-Opener – Nordea
AUD tumbles on China manufacturing miss * Euro-area PMIs seen slightly higher * Rates retreat on “risk off”

Morning Markets – TF
WTI's held steady for the last three months but Wednesday's inventory surprise seems to have tipped it towards the abyss. With the foothills of $50/barrel now disappearing over the horizon, how low can it go?

Daily FX Comment – Marc Chandler
Contrasting Data Lifts Greenback

Daily Shot – TF
China's manufacturing PMI has come in well short of expectations, adding to widespread fear of a slowdown and hitting industrial metals and the AUD hard.

Daily Press Summary – Open Europe
Obama: UK’s EU membership important to maintaining strength of transatlantic union * Cameron: UK exporters need to look to new markets outside Europe * Third bailout negotiations set to begin in Athens amid rumours of SYRIZA split * Senior CDU MP steps down as Bundestag’s Home Affairs committee chair in protest over third Greek bailout * Beppe Grillo: Italy needs Plan B to leave the euro

Brussels Playbook – Politico

US Open – ZH
Commodity Clobbering Continues As Amazon Lifts Futures

Frontrunning – ZH

FX Update – TF
The AUDUSD pushed to new six-year lows overnight on a weak China manufacturing PMI, while USD remains firm, though the euro was firm as well, and EURGBP is risking a major reversal of the downtrend if it closes higher today.

From the Floor – TF
Early European trading this morning is all about handling the aftermath of a bunch of new records across several asset classes that were logged during the Asian session. Unfortunately, the records are mostly downside.


FINNISH
Aamukatsaus – Nordea
Jälleen uusi Kiina-pettymys | Ruotsin työttömyysaste odotettua alhaisempi | Euroalueen ostopäällikköindeksit julkaistaan tänään

Tehdäänkö Suomessa todellakin liian vähän töitä? – Nordea

Sami Metelinen: Tämä olisi Kreikan euroeron hyvä skenaario – "huonoa emme uskaltaneet kuvitella" – Verkkouutiset

Vähittäiskaupan pikaennakko: kesäk +0,3% YoY– Tilastokeskus
Teollisuuden tuottajahinnat kesäk. -1,2% YoY – Tilastokeskus
Palvelujen tuottajahinnat Q2 ennallaan YoY – Tilastokeskus