Friday’s links (final post of 2021)

  1. US struggles to measure jobs growth as pandemic distorts labour market data – FT
  2. Unloved and Uninteresting, Gold Heads for Worst Year Since 2015 – Bloomberg
  3. In a Wild Year for Markets, Stocks Pull Off Big Gains – WSJ
  4. Fed’s Moves Pumped Up Stocks. In 2022, It May Pull the Plug – NYT
  5. Fed Repo Facility Use Jumps to Record High on Final Day of 2021 – Bloomberg
  6. Genesis of “Ledger Money” and the Modern Financial System – Maroon Macro (also on Recommended Articles tab)

Thursday’s links

  1. Global Economic Growth Set for 3.2% Pace in Next Decade – Bloomberg
  2. In a Wild Year for Markets, Stocks Pull Off Big Gains – WSJ
  3. Dow and S&P 500 Look to Fresh Records – MarketWatch
  4. The Missing Data in the Inflation Debate – NY Times Opinion
  5. Traders turn to derivatives that protect against US market fall – FT
  6. Persistent inflation poses threat to eurozone recovery, economists warn – FT
  7. Only 26% of World GDP to Come From Free Economies in 2050 – Bloomberg Economics