Wednesday’s links

  1. Silicon Valley veteran warns of “very frothy” markets – FT
  2. Specter of 1960s inflation take-off haunts US economy – Bloomberg
  3. Canada—the second largest country in the world—is running out of land – Bloomberg
  4. Is the Fed missing anything on inflation? – Bloomberg Opinion
  5. Iceland raises main rate in reaction to house price and wage inflation – Bloomberg Economics
  6. Yellen pushes higher taxes, stronger unions, more global competition – CNBC
  7. ECB Warns of Financial Stability Risks Amid Market Exuberance – Bloomberg Economics
  8. Former WaMu CEO sees a housing bubble forming because the Fed is ‘hooked’ on low interest rates – MarketWatch
  9. The myths behind the current stock market bubble – FT Markets

Wednesday’s links

  1. Consumer Prices in U.S. Increase by Most Since 2009 – Bloomberg Economics
  2. The days of low treasury yields are numbered – Bloomberg Opinion
  3. Companies prepare share buyback bonanza as profits surge – FT
  4. Transitory or not, signs of inflation are roiling asset markets – Bloomberg
  5. Inflation Is Not Just Inevitable, It’s Part of the Fed’s Plan – Bloomberg Opinion
  6. Fed’s Clarida Plays Down Significance of Rising Inflation – Bloomberg Economics

Monday’s links

  1. The great cash splash. “An unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus led by the Fed is fueling a new investor euphoria. Is this a new bubble?” – WSJ
  2. Iron ore price up over 10% on hopes of global economic recovery – FT
  3. Markets are in for an interest rate surprise – Bill Dudley in Bloomberg
  4. How the Green Economy Will Be a Gold Mine for Copper – Barron’s
  5. Is the USA headed for a debt crisis? – Bloomberg Opinion
  6. Hedge funds face backlash from Europe in bond market – WSJ
  7. Spectre of inflation puts fixed income managers on edge – FT