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EUROPE
German economy picking up at an increasing pace – Deutsche
Bundesbank
Bundesbank: German Economy Can Expect Modest
Migrant Boost – WSJ
EUROPEAN
CENTRAL BANK
5 Takeaways From Mario
Draghi’s News Conference – WSJ
A Crushed Goldman FX
Strategist: "We Badly Misread This Meeting" – ZH
ECB Fumbles the Stimulus-Baton
Hand-off, Mussing Up the Fed’s Plans – WSJ
Nobody expects - ECB
more dorkish than expected – Polemic’s Pains
Over-promised,
under-delivered? – TF
Speech Mario Draghi: Global and domestic inflation –
ECB
Draghi Says There Can't
Be a Limit to ECB Action Within Mandate – BB
Market Soars After
Draghi Corrects His "Error" – ZH
UNITED STATES
NOVEMBER
JOBS
Can the Fed hike with
ISM below 50? – The Big Picture
November Jobs Report:
Everything You Need to Know – WSJ
November Jobs Report –
The Numbers – WSJ
The November Jobs Report
in 14 Charts – WSJ
Economists React: ‘Very
Likely Fed Will Begin Raising Interest Rates’ – WSJ
Jobs Data Keeps Fed on
Track to Hike – Marc
Chandler
Jobs report gives Yellen
green light – Danske
Bank
Comments: Solid November
Employment Report – Bill
McBride
Fed will raise rates in
December – Nordea
REGULARS
U.S. Stocks Drop After ECB
Underwhelms
European Stocks Lower on ECB
Aftershocks
What Jobs Miss Would it Take for the
Fed to Pause?
Euro rates update – Nordea
Eye-Opener – Nordea
EUR and rates rocket up on ECB;
solid payrolls, OPEC surprise could add fuel to volatility * ECB expanded
stimulus, but not as much as expected * ECB under-delivers, rates explode * EUR/USD
up close to 1.10 on Draghi – payrolls is last hope for USD today
EURUSD has set up base
camp in the foothills around the 1.09 zone and today's nonfarm payrolls print
could either cut off the Draghi-led rally at the knees or provide fresh impetus
towards the 1.10 zone.
From the ECB's Failure to Communicate
to US Jobs to Confirm Fed Signals
Those who got caught in the crowded
short euro trade can't say they weren't warned. The euro jumped more than 3% as
the crowded trade unwound violently bond yields spiked across the board and the
Dax plunged.
Daily Press Summary – Open
Europe
David Cameron confirms
deal on UK’s EU reform package is unlikely in December * Danish referendum:
Voters reject closer EU co-operation on crime and policing * Markets fall as
ECB easing falls well short of expectations * Greece requests additional EU
support to police its border with Macedonia as Sweden considers closing bridge
linking it with Denmark * Central and Eastern EU member states voice opposition
to ‘mini-Schengen’ * New poll: Front National could finish ahead in half of
French regions in first round of upcoming election * US considers plans to
limit visa-free travel for EU states unless they accept greater intelligence
sharing * New Spanish poll gives ruling party a clear lead, but outright
majority remains far away * Portuguese Socialist government officially in power
with backing of other left-wing parties * Bundestag votes to back German
military intervention in Syria *
Brussels Playbook – Politico
Denmark says ‘no’ — Big
Mac Attack — PNR
Futures Rebound On Hope
Today's "Most Important Ever" Jobs Number Will Not "Draghi"
The Market
Frontrunning – ZH
Yesterday’s ECB meeting was one for
the record books as market expectations for more policy easing were dashed on
nearly every front raising the risk of a general deleveraging into year-end on
the fear that Europe's central bank is more or less done with QE.
Yesterday's ECB shock
sent equities into a tailspin and the euro to the moon but this morning's trade
seems to show the sort of retracement that is the financial world's equivalent
of a hangover. But will Opec upset the apple cart yet again?
FINNISH
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