- Quant Funds Dump Treasuries Positions Adding to Selloff – Bloomberg Markets
- European assets are looking ‘pretty attractive,’ there’s room to rally – CNBC
- HK’s dollar peg faces new scrutiny as security law looms – FT
- The Dow Is Soaring Because the Jobs Report Was Fantastic – Barron’s
- Inventor of Wind Turbine Trying to Harness Unlimited Power – Bloomberg Green
- Singapore banks draw rising deposits from protest-hit HK – FT
- The Bulls Have Taken Back the Stock Market – WSJ
Month: June 2020
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Thursday’s links
- European PMIs look troubling – FT Alphaville
- When businesses can’t pay their rent – Washington Post
- The biggest 50 day rally in history – Bloomberg Opinion
- Another story on the incredible 50-day rally – CNBC
- Wall Street Warning to Corporate America: Get Cash While You Can – Bloomberg
- ECB Unveils Bigger-Than-Expected Boost to Crisis Bond Buying – Bloomberg Economics
- A $1 Trillion Fed-Fueled Borrowing Bonanza for the Creditworthy – Bloomberg Businessweek
- Why Mr. Market Ignores a World in Turmoil – WSJ
- Hedge funds brace for second stock market plunge – FT
Wednesday’s links
- Are we heading into another Depression? – FT
- Negative interest rates could be needed for a ‘V’ recovery – CNBC
- The most hated rally in history just won’t stop – Bloomberg Opinion
- The Mighty U.S. Dollar Is Having a Wobble – Bloomberg Opinion
- There’s more to house prices than interest rates – Bank Underground
- Rally gains steam, Dow up 400 points on hope of economic recovery – CNBC
- US yield curve steepens as 30-year Treasury falls from favour – FT
- Even Stock Optimists Grow Nervous About Rally – Bloomberg Markets
Tuesday’s links
- JPMorgan’s Math Shows Why U.S. Stocks Can Keep Rallying – Bloomberg
- There are risks to liquidity from rock-bottom rates – Financial Times
- Stocks’ Extreme Disconnect Demands a Perfect V – John Authers, Bloomberg