I updated the
weekender linkfest on Sunday. Plenty of material, you might want to check it. Going to be dull week, but Tuesday might provide some European headlines (Rehn, Djisselbloem and a conference).
Previously on MoreLiver’s:
Current Specials:
Special:
Reinhart & Rogoff Debacle (updated)
Roundups
News roundup – Between The
Hedges
The 6am Cut London – alphaville
/ FT
Emerging Markets
Headlines – beyondbrics
/ FT
Europe Morning MoneyBeat – WSJ
MORNING BRIEFINGS
3 Numbers to Watch: EU Sentix, EU Retail Sales,
US Employ. Trend – TradingFloor
Sentix updates its
investor confidence index for Europe today,
followed by Eurostat’s March report on EU retail sales. Later, the Conference
Board publishes its US Employment Trends Index for April.
Market Preview: – TradingFloor
Danske Daily – Danske
Bank (pdf)
Stronger-than-expected
US labour market data boost confidence in the global recovery and global stock
markets rise. Prime Minister Razak won the Malaysian elections. Local markets
rally on the news.
Oil prices rise
on growth optimism and increased geo-political concerns
Aamukatsaus – Nordea
USA:n työllisyys
jatkanut vahvassa kasvussa * Kotimainen kysyntä heikkoa euroalueella * USA:n
vahvat työllisyysluvut nostivat raaka-aineiden hintoja
Aamukatsaus – Tapiola (pdf)
USA:n perjantain vahva työmarkkinaraportti nostatti DAX:n uuteen ennätykseen ja S&P 500 –indeksin yli 1 600 pisteen tason. Tuloskauden viimeinen vilkas viikko Helsingin pörssissä.
Stonesoftista julkinen ostotarjous 128% preemiolla perjantain päätöskurssiin. Osakefutuurit nollassa, ennakoiden tasaista avausta OMX HEX:iin. 1Q13-tuloksia: Sponda, Etteplan. Tänään Ilkka klo 14.
EUROPE
German euro founder calls for 'catastrophic'
currency to be broken up – The
Telegraph
Oskar Lafontaine, the
German finance minister who launched the euro, has called for a break-up of the
single currency to let southern Europe recover, warning that the current course
is "leading to disaster".
Chief Economist’s Corner: We’re still stuck in
the swamp – Nordea (pdf)
Europe will have to pull itself out of the swap by
its hair. That was the opening salvo from Werner Hoyer, the German president of
the European Investment Bank, at an international financial conference which I
attended last week in Luxembourg.
George Osborne’s Fear of Ghosts – Krugman
/ NYT
UNITED STATES
Visualizing The Triumph Of Hope Over Reality – ZH
Charts of SPX, gold,
CB balance sheets.x
ASIA
The quantitative
easing recently announced by the Bank of Japan may benefit investors who hold
Japanese equities, but Ron Rimkus, CFA, sees the classic makings of one big
investment bubble.
Feedback loops – mpettis
OTHER
FX Comment: follow down? – Nordea
A lean data week
ahead. With soft FOMC and ECB messages last week, will other central banks
follow suit?
By Jove, He’s Got It:
Krugman (Finally) Adopts MMT (And so does Summers) – EconoMonitor