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Markets still range-trading ahead of the next week's meeting of the Federal Reserve:
EUROPE
Michael Heise: Should
Germany Leave the Euro? – Project
Syndicate
The
debate over whether Greece should leave the eurozone has revived the idea that
Germany, and other similarly strong economies, would do the rest of the
continent a favor if they were the ones to leave the monetary union. It is an
idea that is shortsighted, impractical, and economically dubious.
JUNCKER SPEECH
State of the Union
2015: Time for Honesty, Unity and Solidarity – EU
Refugee Crisis:
European Commission takes decisive action – EU
Greece
must respect bailout, or EU reaction will be 'different': Juncker – Reuters
EU's
Juncker says in favor of treasury for euro zone – Reuters
Juncker
proposes enlarged refugee scheme for Europe – FT
Migrant
crisis: EU's Juncker announces refugee quota plan – BBC
What
You Need to Know About Europe's Refugee Crisis: Q&A – BB
850,000
to cross into Europe: U.N. – Reuters
Juncker
urges ‘immediate action’ on migration – Politico
What
Juncker said, what he meant – Politico
By
the numbers: Juncker’s State of the Union – Politico
Juncker’s
revamped refugee plan – Open
Europe
Juncker
still has some explaining to do – Politico
UNITED STATES
US Economic Outlook:
Solid demand side - weak supply side – Nordea
Our updated view on the US economy remains very positive. Solid domestic
fundamentals imply that a stronger USD and even a hard landing in China will
not derail the economy’s good growth prospects. The Fed is likely to prefer
gradualism over aggression when lifting rates. However, weaknesses on the
supply side suggest that rising inflation pressures could prompt a disruptive market
shock with spill-overs to the global economy.
FEDERAL RESERVE
The Fed Is About To
Unleash Deflation: Deutsche Bank Shows How – ZH
Interest rate rise:
economic indicators mean hard choices for Fed – FT
Economic hotspots emerge across US economy despite sluggish wage growth
The Fed Must Act Soon?
Why? – Mark
Thoma
OTHER
Buiter: Only
"Helicopter Money" Can Save The World From The Next Recession – ZH
Era of low interest
rates fails to generate growth policymakers expected – FT
Nearly seven years after the central bank cut rates to near-zero,
policymakers from the Fed’s crisis-era response team say low rates and
quantitative easing have failed to generate the vigorous economic bounceback
they expected.
REGULARS
Morning MoneyBeat Asia – WSJ
Stocks Rally, Catching
Up to Europe, Asia
Morning MoneyBeat Europe – WSJ
Stocks Jump As Investors
Adjust to China Fears
Morning MoneyBeat US – WSJ
Watch the Fear Gauge
Closely
Danske Daily – Danske
Bank
Euro rates update – Nordea
Eye-Opener – Nordea
Positive market mood;
China suggests less control ahead; US markets catch-up * US JOLTS report to
confirm strengthening labour market * US Treasury yields rise * USD mixed
Morning Markets – TF
The will they, won't
they debate just got ratcheted up another notch after World Bank chief
economist Kaushik Basu urged the US Federal Reserve to save emerging markets
from "panic and turmoil" by not moving on interest rates next week.
Daily FX Comment – Marc
Chandler
Dollar Bid, but
Antipodeans Firm
Daily Press Summary – Open
Europe
Commission President: EU
cannot continue with “business as usual” it is not in a “good situation” * Spain
signals U-turn on refugee quota system while Poland remains opposed * Osborne:
The EU treaties do not provide enough protection for non-euro countries * Rebel
MPs seek ban on Conservative party money in EU campaign and free role for
ministers * Politico: European Commission to launch new €26 million publicity
campaign to promote the EU * Leader of Greek centrist party ready to govern
“even with the devil” to achieve stability * Bloomberg: Eurozone bailout fund
used to indirectly finance bridge loan to Greece * Polish President: We should
hold referendum before joining euro * Catalan President: Upcoming regional
election “not about declaring independence immediately”
Brussels Playbook – Politico
EU goes Mad Men —
GE-whiz — State of the Union driving the day
US Open – ZH
Global Risk-On Euphoria:
Japan's Nikkei Soars 7.7%, Biggest One Day Move In Seven Years; Futures Surge
Frontrunning – ZH
The Swiss franc has tested new lows
against the euro since the January revaluation as a new surge in risk appetite
punishes the long-neglected franc. Elsewhere, commodity currencies have been
rewarded the most in this environment, though the Bank of Canada and Reserve
Bank of New Zealand might spoil their chances for further strength.
This week has seen
risk-on sentiment make a triumphant return to world equity markets, but Saxo's
strategists remain guarded as to how long it plans to stay. "We're not out
of the woods yet", say both Ole Hansen and Peter Garnry.
FINNISH
Aamukatsaus – Nordea
Euroalueen toisen neljänneksen BKT-lukuja korjattiin
ylöspäin | Turvasatamakorot nousivat eilen | Saksan vienti kasvoi heinäkuussa
Tätä
Suomi yrittää - näin talous singahti kasvuun entisissä kriisimaissa –
Verkkouutiset
Suomi on vajonnut yhdeksi euroalueen heikoimmin
pärjääväksi maaksi talouskasvulla mitattuna.
Entä
jos ulkomaillakaan ei mene hyvin? – Peter
Nyberg
Joustavuus
ja sopimusvapaus – Roger Wessman
Syyrian
sodan ratkaiseminen ei lopettaisi EU:n pakolaistulvaa –
Professorin
ajatuksia
Juncker
esittää EU-maille pakollista maahanmuuttokiintiötä –
Verkkouutiset
EU
julkisti suunnitelmansa turvapaikanhakijoiden maakiintiöistä –
YLE
Juncker:
Turvapaikanhakijoiden sijoittaminen tehtävä pakolliseksi –
YLE