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Tuesday, May 7

7th May - US Open



One red, two yellows.


Previously on MoreLiver’s:

Roundups & Commentary
Frontrunning – ZH
Overnight: German Factory Orders Bounce Offset ECB; Australia Cuts – ZH
The Lunch Wrap – alphaville / FT
Emerging N.Y. headlines – beyondbrics / FT
Daily press summary – Open Europe
  Lord Lawson: ‘We must leave’ the EU; Lord Renwick: Mrs Thatcher would have made ‘huge effort to change the EU before contemplating abandoning it’

Morning MoneyBeat: Cyclicals Take Leadership Role – WSJ
Morning Bond Update – TradingFloor
Full Liquidity Returns, Dollar Yawns – Marc to Market
Morning Briefing (EU/US): Invested development – BNY Mellon
  There are justifiable fears that China still has a heavy price to pay for its chosen route to riches


EUROPE
Exclusive: Internal docs give first look at EU plans to regulate 'shadow banking'Open Europe

What the Danish negative rate experience tells usalphaville / FT
A deposit rate cut will likely drain liquidity from the Euro area banking system and accelerate the early repayment of LTRO funds. Negative interest rates on deposits incentivize banks to “get rid” of their excess deposits rather than suffer an erosion of capital.

Dijsselbloem: We’ll Test Banks’ AssetsWSJ
But is the euro zone ready to open the Pandora’s Boxes that its banks’ balance sheets might turn out to be? Mr. Dijsselbloem’s implicit answer was “not really” – but it must happen regardless, and the common currency and its central bank must ready for it.

Euro area overview Danske Bank (pdf)
Long background reading. Good one for that.

Bank of England previewDanske Bank (pdf)
Recent data makes near-term QE expansion less likely

François Hollande, a year onThe Current Moment

ASIA
Lessons in monetary policy – Use it or Lose italphaville / FT
Economists mostly failed to predict that the Reserve Bank of Australia would cut rates to a record low of 2.75 per cent at its monthly meeting today.

OTHER
Global Macro UpdateShort Side of the Long

FINNISH
Aktian pääekonomistin talouskatsausAktia (pdf)
Timo Tyrväisen tuorein Teesit ja tulkinnat

Jäätävä suihku: Suomen talous supistui peräti 2,9 prosenttiaTE

Talouskuria vai velkaelvytystä?Sampo Terho

Kutsuuko Urpilaista aitio?Vesa Varhee / TalSa
Valtiovarainministeri Jutta Urpilaisen (sd.) tilanne ei näytä kehuttavalta. Asema hallituksen kakkosena syö puolueen kannatusta, ja Suomen talouden luisu kiihtyy. Puheenjohtajan vaihto voisi helpottaa puolueen ahdinkoa.

"Uuden asunnon hinnasta 45 prosenttia on kohta veroja"TalSa
Rakennusliike SRV:n toimitusjohtaja Jukka Hienosen mukaan heikkenevä taloustilanne ja ostovoimaa leikkaavat veroratkaisut ovat syöneet kuluttajien halua ostaa asuntoja. Yhä suurempi osa asunnon hinnasta on jatkossa veroja.