1. Europe’s Energy Crisis Will Likely Cost Over $200 Billion – Bloomberg Opinion
2. Strong Dollar Extends Gains With No End to Rally in Sight – WSJ
3. Treasury yields rise as curve remains inverted – CNBC
4. Oil Prices Higher on Concerns Supply Will Remain Tight – Barron’s
5. US Is Exporting Inflation; Fed Hikes Will Make It Worse – Bloomberg BusinessWeek
6. Russian gas cuts threaten to shutter Germany industry – FT
7. Coming copper shortage could derail energy transition – CNBC

1. Central banks embrace big rises to bolster currencies and fight inflation – FT
2. Nobody Knows How Long Inflation Will Last – Ferguson in Bloomberg
3. Strong US Dollar Extends Gains With No End to Rally in Sight – WSJ
4. Unstoppable Dollar Risks Worsening Asia Stock Exodus – Bloomberg
5. Fed Is Unlikely to Do a Full-Point Rate Hike – Barron’s

1. Wholesale prices shoot up near-record 11.3% in June on energy costs – CNBC
2. Soaring US inflation puts pressure on Fed to abandon guidance – FT
3. What It Will Take for the Fed to Tame Inflation – Bloomberg Opinion
4. Why US Dollar’s Strength Is a Blessing and a Curse – Barron’s
5. Investors steer clear of 20-year Treasuries – FT

1. U.S. CPI Inflation Hits New Four-Decade High of 9.1% – WSJ
2. Swaps Price In One-in-Three Chance of Full Point July Rate Hike – Bloomberg
3. Euro falls to parity with US dollar for first time in two decades – FT
4. Canada surprises with 100 basis-point interest rate rise – FT
5. Inflation Was Way Worse Than Expected. The Fed Has Its Work Cut Out – Barron’s

1. Wall Street recession fears stoked by patchy US economic data – FT
2. Fresh US Inflation Peak to Keep Fed on Aggressive Path – Bloomberg
3. Housing Could Provide More Fuel for US Inflation – WSJ
4. This Recession May Be Mild. The Second One Will Be Worse – Barron’s
5. Biden Should Know Better: No More Stimulus – Bloomberg Opinion
6. Don’t Fight The Fed – Fed Guy *

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1. Markets are losing faith in central banks – FT
2. Europe’s Natural-Gas Crisis Is Worse Than It Looks – Bloomberg Opinion
3. For Fed, Easing Too Soon Risks Repeat of Stop-and-Go 1970s – WSJ
4. US Industry Starting to Buckle From High Power Costs – Bloomberg BusinessWeek
5. Did US inflation accelerate again in June? – FT
6. What We’re Missing in the Inflation Panic – Barron’s
7. Those Predicting a ‘Fed-Induced Recession’ Misunderstand the Meaning of Recession – Tamny in Forbes *
8. From Leaks to Flood – Daniel Neilson *

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1. ‘Fed’s credibility’ strained as inflation rages – FT
2. Historic Cascade of Defaults Is Coming for Emerging Markets – Bloomberg
3. How Low Can the Euro Go? – WSJ
4. US Jobs Growth Remains Strong; Labor Market Still Isn’t Cooling Off – Barron’s
5. Canada’s trade surplus just blew away expectations – Financial Post
6. Bonds regain some sparkle after grim reset – FT Opinion

1. US mortgage rates in sharp fall as economic jitters seep into housing – FT
2. BOE’s Top Economist Says Willing to Move Faster on Rates if Needed – Bloomberg
3. Copper’s Slide Signals Mounting Recession Concern – WSJ
4. Stocks rise as investors assess monetary policy outlook – FT
5. Fed Needs Help From Congress & President to Fight Inflation – Barron’s

1. Liquidity strains in markets need structural fixes – FT
2. Slowdown Story Comes With an Ugly Ending for Stocks – Authers in Bloomberg
3. At Least 7 Major Economies Will Hit Recession in the Next 12 Months – Barron’s
4. Market Has Three Silver Linings – El-Erian in Bloomberg
5. Europe power prices hit new high after Russian gas supply cuts – FT