19th Jun - US Open

Previously on MoreLiver’s:

Wednesday EU Open

Tuesday US Close: Fed, plenty of Finnish, bad Europe

Tuesday US Open (just the regulars)

Weekender: Weekly Support

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Roundups & Commentary

Frontrunning – ZH

Overnight: Follow The Bouncing Fed – ZH

The Lunch Wrap – alphaville / FT

Emerging N.Y. headlines – beyondbrics / FT

Midday Express (EU daily news) – Europa

Daily press summary – Open Europe

Morning MoneyBeat: Fed Meeting Has That Déjà Vu Feel to It – WSJ

Morning Bond Update – TradingFloor

Marking Time Ahead of the Fed – Marc to Market

EUROPE

Research: Lower euro area inflation as tax hikes drop out – Danske Bank (pdf)

Is the high level of uncertainty in the euro area finally receding? – DB Research

Even though there seem to be fewer acute risks for the euro area, with risk premiums for the crisis countries having fallen, the currency union remains mired in recession. This is probably also due to the very high level of political and economic uncertainty. At least in that respect, things seem to be looking up.

Back to banking union – MacroScope / Reuters

The G8 produced little heat or light on the state of the world economy but if there was one clarion call it was for the euro zone to get on with forming a banking union

Speech: Keynote speech by Olli Rehn at the Brussels Economic Forum – Europa

European Commission Olli REHN Vice-President of the European Commission and member of the Commission responsible for Economic and Monetary Affairs and the Euro Speech: Brussels Economic Forum 2013 19 June 2013 Distinguished speakers, Ladies and Gentlemen, Let me welcome you to the 2013 edition of the Brussels Economic Forum.

The use of credit claims as collateral for Eurosystem credit operations – ECB (pdf)

Occasional paper no. 148 by Kentaro Tamura and Evangelos Tabakis

  PIIGS

Spain: 2013 Article IV Consultation- Concluding Statement of the Mission – IMF

Letter from the Cypriot President to the Troika slamming Cypriot bailout – Open Europe

Cyprus demands revision of 'unjust' EU bailout – euobserver

UNITED STATES

It’s FOMC day as we all try to read the taper – TradingFloor

Today sees one of the most critical and highly anticipated FOMC days in a long time as we are in the midst of the pivot from an ever accommodative Fed to anticipating a more restrictive one. The only high probability outcome is high volatility.

OTHER

Finance blogger wisdom: the next big thing – Abnormal Returns

If ETFs were the last big financial innovation, what is the next one (including any relevant company names)?

G8 tax deal falls short of expectations – euobserver

G8 leaders in Northern Ireland did not agree on tax transparency for developing states or to public registries of shell firms.

FINNISH

Haluammeko kieltäytyä lisälaskuista? – Peter Nyberg

Analyysi: Laittaako Saksan perustuslakituomioistuin suitset EKP:lle? – Perussuomalaiset

"Olemme monessa asiassa kokoamme suurempi vaikuttaja" – verkkouutiset

Suomen toiminta EU:ssa on pääministeri Jyrki Kataisen (kok.) mielestä ollut tuloksellista ja Suomi on monessa asiassa kokoaan suurempi vaikuttaja. Parantamisen varaakin pääministerin mielestä on edelleen.

Timo Soini sanoo hallituksen olevan "kuollut kala" – verkkouutiset

Soinin mukaan mielipidemittaukset osoittavat, että suomalaiset eivät halua syventää integraatiota, eurooppalaista liittovaltiota, lisää yhteisvastuuta, eurobondeja eivätkä itsenäisyyden menettämistä Brysseliin. ”Näistä mielipiteistä te viis veisaatte.”

Perussuomalaiset miinuslistan kärkipaikalla – HS

Erityisen kielteisesti puolueeseen suhtautuvat pääkaupunkiseudulla asuvat, korkeasti koulutetut naiset, ilmenee HS:n teettämästä gallupista.

Himanen soitteli rahoittajalle ja vihjaili Kataisesta – IS