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EUROPE
Merkel's Praise Sets
Tone for Macron Debut Among European Peers – BB
Angela Merkel Embraces
German Nationalism With a Twist – BB
Europe's Banking Union
Is Dying in Italy – BB
Inflation – a midsummer
night’s dream? – Jussi
Lindgren
The Future of Europe:
Comparing Public and Elite Attitudes – Chatham House
Brexit was supposed to
unite Europe - instead, it’s a harbinger of what’s to come – Politico
EU Political Class over
Citizens’ Concerns – Wolf Street
JUNE
PURCHASING MANAGER INDEX
Flash France Composite
PMI – Markit
Flash Germany Composite
PMI – Markit
Flash Eurozone Composite
PMI – Markit
Euro PMIs show business
activity remains solid – Pictet
Euro-Area Momentum Eases
as Best Quarter in Over Six Years Ends – BB
Euro zone stays on
growth road, hitting occasional bump – BB
UNITED STATES
Fed’s Stress Tests
Bolster Case for Easing Bank Rules – WSJ
What the Shrinking Yield
Curve Is Really All About – BB
Flash US Composite PMI –
Markit
US PMIs Tumble To
9-Month Lows– ZH
BofA: Central Banks In A
Desperate Dilemma, Start Buying Volatility" – ZH
JPMorgan's Head Quant
Doubles Down On His "Market Turmoil" Forecast – ZH
RBC: The Next Pain Trade
Is Coming In 1-3 Months – ZH
REGULARS
Asian shares were mixed in early trade this morning with the Aussie and
Korean bourses inching up slightly. Oil appears to have arrested its decline
moving away from this week's 10-month lows.
EU citizens’ rights, Republican healthcare bill
More Questions Than Answers One Year After Brexit, Forbes’s Parting Shot
Oil prices stabilise; US healthcare bill uncertain; Norges Bank in
hawkish move * Euro PMIs today’s highlight * Lower rates on inflation concerns.
DFA keeps issuance outlook unchanged * Commodity currencies up against peers
Asia-Pacific shares were mixed in a mildly disappointing session across
most markets on Friday with soft oil prices weighing on sentiment. In Australia
further losses for bank stocks also weighed on the benchmark S&P/ASX200
which was up for the day but down sharply since the start of the week.
The US healthcare reform plan has pushed biotechnology shares up sharply.
Volatility in the fixed-income markets is low, and recently battered oil prices
are showing signs of stabilising.
Dollar Pares Gains Ahead of the Weekend
Summit loving — Brexit policy guide — Trump’s new ambassadors
Five Things You Need to
Know to Start Your Day – BB
10 things you need to
know before the opening bell – BI
US Open – ZH
Prepare For A Surge In Volume: Russell Rebalance Day Is Here
Frontrunning – ZH