25th Jun - Last weekend for Greece

Previously on MoreLiver’s:

Wednesday: Less "Hope" and no results

Tuesday: Even more "Hope", but no results

Monday: “Hope", but no results on Greece

W/E: Weekly Support

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EUROPE

Euro area governance: an assessment of the “five presidents” report – Bruegel

Yves Mersch: On European Unity: Economic and Institutional Challenges Facing Europe – ECB

Greek drama poses long-term risk for euro – FT

Concern that fundamental flaw of single currency exposed

Martin Sandbu: UK would have fared better inside the eurozone – FT

Britain’s membership would have tilted ECB policy towards growth during crisis

Nordic Outlook - June 2015 – Danske Bank

 

  GREECE

Leaked: Greece bailout plan sent to eurogroup – FT

Leaked: Creditors’ counterproposal to Athens – FT

Best way forward a major debt restructuring and a ‘hard’ budget constraint – Europp

Mohamed El-Erian: Potholes in the road to resolving the Greek crisis – FT

Creditors issue bailout ultimatum to Greece – FT

Europe needs Greece – Politico

Northern Eurozone Members Need to be Honest on Greece – euinside

Do Greeks Even Need Greek Banks? – WSJ

Paul Krugman: Breaking Greece – NYT

Tiny Greece’s Threat to Currency Credibility Is Why It Matters – BB

Greece: when populism fails – Europp

Europe strikes back: It seems to be trying to push Greece out of the euro – WaPo

Greece and the politics of brinksmanship – Brookings

REGULARS

Daily Central Banks – WSJ

Hilsenrath’s Take: Fireworks Watch in Early July for the Federal Reserve * Fed’s Yellen Headed Back to Capitol Hill in Mid-July * Fischer: Fed Wants Industry to Weigh In On Stress Tests * PBOC Cash Injection May Dim Hopes for Stronger Easing * Fragile Greek Banks Leave Little Room for Tsipras

Daily Macro – WSJ

Greek Drama Continues, With Signals on Deal Mixed

Morning MoneyBeat Asia – WSJ

U.S. Stocks Pull Back as Greece Worries Resurface

Morning MoneyBeat Europe – WSJ

Greek Deal Remains Elusive as Clock Ticks Down

Morning MoneyBeat US – WSJ

Valuations and Rates Could Combine to Hurt Stocks

Danske Daily – Danske Bank

Global Daily – ABN AMRO

Eurogroup meeting to resume Thursday amid differences between Greece and creditors

Germany’s Ifo business climate indicator declines, but economic prospects still good

US GDP growth contracted more modestly in Q1, while Q2 bounce is on the cards

Euro rates update – Nordea

Eye-Opener – Nordea

Another day of Greek drama Greece-induced rally in German bonds EUR/SEK still unable to break lower

Morning Markets – TF

Yesterday's session saw a choppy market ultimately underscore the theme of USD strength. While Greece is weighing on EURUSD, it is really policy divergence that's behind the recent USD bull run. Will today's data prove supportive?

Daily FX Comment – Marc Chandler

Time for Some Elbow Grease

Daily Shot – TF

The Eurozone continues to show signs of economic improvements – which once again should give it some comfort that it can absorb the shock, should the 'unthinkable' Grexit happen.

Daily Press Summary – Open Europe

Cameron to formally pitch UK’s EU reform proposals to EU leaders amid support for renegotiation objectives from Ireland and Denmark

Brussels Playbook – Politico

US Open – ZH

Jittery Markets Seesaw With Every Greek Headline As Time Runs Out, China Replunges

Frontrunning – ZH

FX Update – TF (vissii vanha)

The US dollar saw a sharp comeback yesterday, led by a large dip in EURUSD, giving USD bulls some hope, though we’ve got more wood to chop if we’re to save this summer from the boredom of range trading.

From the Floor – TF

Major FX pairs appear rangebound, but the spoiler could be Greece headline risks today.

FINNISH

Aamukatsaus – Nordea

Amerikan tyyli palaamassa USA:n kuluttajiin | EU–maiden päämiehet kokoontuvat tänään huippukokoukseen | Saksan talouselämän luottamus (IFO) laski

Albert Mäntynen: Dosentti Wennbergin harhautus – Revalvaatio

Jos Suomi olisi kokenut Kreikan hevoskuurin, keskipalkka olisi noin 2 000 euroa – HS