26th Sep - ECB continues verbal intervention

Previously on MoreLiver’s:

Thursday: Sell-off in Europe

Wednesday: Bad Ifo, PBOC-hustle

Tuesday: PMIs again dark

Monday: Draghi's speech

W/E: Linkfest

W/E: Weekly Support 

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EUROPE

The Inbetweeners - German Economic Update – Merkelnomics

  EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK

It’s Mario Draghi’s Next Big Show – WSJ

Next Thursday ECB’s Draghi gets his next big gig in the spotlight

Speech  Yves Mersch – ECB

Tackling unemployment in Europe – increasing mobility, enhancing flexibility, optimising education

Coene Says ECB Willing to Weigh More Stimulus If Needed – BB

Draghi May Discover Weaker Euro Doesn’t Buy Enough Recovery – BB

ECB's Coeure sees stronger demand for TLTROs from December – Reuters

ECB expects to see stronger demand for its new long-term loans once it has completed an unprecedented round of health checks on lenders, after which they should also be in a stronger position to lend, a top policymaker said on Friday.

  MACRO NUMBERS

London Home Prices Post First Fall Since 2012 on Demand Drop – BB

UNITED STATES

  MACRO NUMBERS

US Q2 growth revised higher – TradingFloor

Q2 GDP Rises to 4.6%, Matching Expectations – dshort

The BEA's Q2 GDP Third Estimate: A Deeper Analysis – dshort

Q2 GDP Revised Up to 4.6% Annual Rate – Calculated Risk

Economy in U.S. Grew 4.6% in Second Quarter, Most Since 2011 – BB

Business spending, exports spur big bounce in U.S. economy – Reuters

UMich Consumer Confidence Holds Near 7-Year Highs – ZH

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Remains at a 14-Month High – dshort

Final September Consumer Sentiment at 84.6 – Calculated Risk

Consumer Sentiment in U.S. Rose in September to 14-Month High – BB

ASIA

Inflation Slowing More Than Forecast Shows Risk for BOJ – BB

Japan’s inflation slowed more than expected in August, highlighting the risks facing Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda in his push for prices to rise 2 percent.

OTHER

Daily Macro – WSJ

World markets have responded nervously to the selloff in the U.S. on Thursday, with European and Asian shares both losing ground Friday. The question remains: what triggered the rush for the exits?

Daily Central Banks – WSJ

Douglas’s Take: BOE Ponders QE Exit Strategy * Lockhart Says Fed Likely to Raise Rates in Mid-2015 or Later * Carney Says BOE Inching Towards Raising Interest Rates * China May Sacrifice Reform Agenda to Maintain Growth Target * Japan’s Inflation Slips in August

FINNISH

Ekonomien mielestä eläkeratkaisu jäi onnettomasti puolitiehen – Verkkouutiset