Tuesday’s links

  1. Fed urged to aid money market funds as negative rates loom – FT
  2. Americans hoarded money to survive pandemic – Bloomberg Businessweek
  3. The rising stakes for the Fed – WSJ Opinion
  4. Fed Poised to Crawl Onto ‘Knife Edge’ to Rein In Record Largesse – Bloomberg Economics
  5. World’s Bubbliest Housing Markets Flash 2008 Style Warnings – Bloomberg Wealth
  6. Transitory Inflation Idea Is ‘Nonsense,’ Says Wincrest’s Bernard – Bloomberg Markets
  7. Less liquidity, less fun – FT Unhedged

Monday’s links

  1. US Fed to discuss slowing stimulus as recovery strengthens – FT
  2. Here’s When to Worry About Inflation – Authers in Bloomberg
  3. Pandemic Hangover: $11 Trillion in Corporate Debt – WSJ
  4. Paul Tudor Jones Says Economic Orthodoxy Has Turned Upside Down – Bloomberg Wealth
  5. Dimon Says JPM Chase ‘Effectively Stockpiling’ Cash; There’s a ‘Very Good Chance’ of Long-Term Inflation – Mediaite
  6. Why QE? Because Central Bankers Have No Clue What Else To Do – Snider in RealClearMarkets

Wednesday’s links

  1. Bond Traders Settle In for Calm Summer, Whatever Inflation Does – Bloomberg
  2. China’s product prices rise at fastest pace in 13 years – FT
  3. The Inflation Story in 2 Parts: What’s Transitory and What’s Not – Barron’s
  4. Surprise jump in US wages spurs inflation debate – Bloomberg
  5. Inflation: hyped or underestimated – Peccatiello
  6. Meme stocks upend the options market – WSJ
  7. Interest Rate Volatility Falls as Summer Carry Trades Begin – Spratt in Bloomberg
  8. Do Bond Traders Know Something About Inflation We Don’t? – Bloomberg Markets

Monday’s links

  1. The risk of inflation is real – Mervyn King in Bloomberg
  2. Abundance of cash in US financial system is rippling across short-term borrowing markets – FT
  3. G-7 Countries Agree to Back a Minimum Global Tax of 15% for Corporations – Barron’s
  4. Economist Who Said Inflation Was Dead Now Thinks It’s Alive – Bloomberg Economics
  5. For inflation, looks can be deceiving – Hilsenrath in WSJ
  6. The Fed Is Risking a Full-Blown Recession – Bloomberg Economics
  7. Blue-Chip Firms Ramp Up Debt Sales While the Going Is Still Good – Bloomberg Markets