11th Feb - US Open

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Previously on MoreLiver’s:

Monday’s EU Open

Off-Topic & Finnish (anything else but markets)

Economics & Markets (for wonks)

The World (Europe, US and Asia articles)

Weekly Support (weekly previews and reviews)

Best of the Week (what I liked during the past week)

Roundups & Commentary

Frontrunning – ZH

Overnight: Quiet Start To G-20 "Currency Warfare Conference" Week – ZH

The Lunch Wrap – alphaville / FT

Emerging N.Y. headlines – beyondbrics / FT

Daily Press Summary – Open Europe

Morning MarketBeat: Secular Bear Not Over Yet – WSJ

Broker Note Briefing – WSJ

Searching for the Signal in FX – Marc to Market

Morning Briefing (EU/US): The plot thickens – BNY Mellon

  Mark Carney is a fan of hybrid inflation targets. So, it would seem, is George Osborne.

EUROPE

Ministers look to March for Cyprus bailout – euobserver

Cyprus will not be left alone to fail, the ECB has said. But it is unlikely to see get a bailout until the dust settles after elections.

OTHER

Currency chatter – MacroScope / Reuters

This week, everything points towards the first meeting this year of G20 finance ministers and central bankers in Moscow on Friday and Saturday.

G-7 Said to Discuss Statement to Calm Currency War Concern – BB

The Group of Seven nations are considering releasing a statement on exchange rates this week to calm concern the world is on the brink of a currency war, three officials from G-7 countries said.

G20 to punctuate an interesting week – TradingFloor

John J. Hardy: Last week we saw the most significant JPY rally attempt yet, though USDJPY has already taken back about half of the lost ground. EURUSD has been slower to recover after last week’s ECB meeting.

Back to the future as G20 comes to Russia – Reuters

Group of 20 policymakers have an ideal chance in Moscow this week to ponder whether monetary policy largesse will blunt their will to carry out the economic reforms needed to put global growth on a sustainable footing.

Financial forecasts – Danske Bank (pdf)

More upside for EUR/USD and yields in the near term (summary)

How Major Mark Tops Form – Short Side of the Long

Is the credit market cruisin' for a brusin'? – Humble Student

Should we see a selloff in the increasingly fragile credit market, it could turn into a rout whose contagion could spread into other risky assets like stocks. I have no idea what the trigger might be, but stock bulls should be aware of this risk.

IN FINNISH

Suomen EU-maksuista ilmiriita – Jyrki Virolainen

Trendiä vastaan? – Henri Myllyniemi / Piksu