1. UK bond tumult ripples into US and European markets – FT
2. Pension Strategy Left Funds Vulnerable to Rate Increases – WSJ
3. US Homebuilder Sentiment Falls for a Ninth Month in Record Slide – Bloomberg
4. Eurozone inflation hits record 10% as energy prices continue to soar – FT
5. Many Bonds Are Down Over 30% This Year – Barron’s

1. Lessons from the UK pension fund shock – FT Opinion
2. Unstoppable Dollar Is Wreaking Havoc Everywhere But USA – Bloomberg
3. Mortgage Rates Rise to 6.7%, Highest Since 2007 – WSJ
4. Russia to annex four Ukrainian regions – FT
5. A system under strain – Daniel Neilson *

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1. Bank of England in £65bn emergency move to calm markets – FT
2. US 30-Year Mortgage Rate Breaches 6.5%, Highest Since 2008 – Bloomberg
3. US 10-Year U.S. Treasury Yield Touches 4% – WSJ
4. The U.K. Economy Is Having a Meltdown – Barron’s
5. Western liberalism is still skating on thin ice – FT Opinion

1. UK Market Selloff Slams Gilts, Pound, Piling Pressure on BOE – Bloomberg
2. Morgan Stanley Says Dollar Surge Tends to End in Crisis – Bloomberg
3. Meloni’s rightwing bloc storms to Italian election victory – FT
4. British Pound Hits Record Low Against Dollar – WSJ
5. Traders bet on emergency interest rate rise after pound hits record low – FT

1. How I learnt to stop worrying about public debt and inflation – FT Opinion
2. Great Copper Squeeze Is Coming for the Global Economy – Bloomberg
3. As America raises rates, the rest of the world bears the pain – Economist
4. Swiss Franc Drops Most Since 2015 as SNB Hike Disappoints Market – Bloomberg
5. Global manufacturing slowdown suggests worse is to come – Economist
6. Fed Rate Decision Sends U.S. Treasury Yields in Different Directions – WSJ

1. Fed raises rates by 0.75 points for third time in a row – FT
2. Europe’s Deepening Energy Crisis Pushes Bill to $500 Billion – Bloomberg
3. Red Flags That Could Prompt the Fed to Slow Down on Rate Hikes – Bloomberg
4. Simultaneous Rate Increases Could Trigger Rare Global Recessions – Barron’s
5. U.S. bond yields stabilize ahead of Fed’s widely expected rate hike – MarketWatch
6. The Fed Is Getting Even Tougher on Inflation – Politico

1. Fed under pressure to back up hawkishness with rate projections – FT
2. Fed Set to Reveal ‘Pain’ Coming in Next Stage of Inflation Fight – Bloomberg
3. Rising Interest Rates Squeeze Stocks Hitting Both Earnings & Multiples – WSJ
4. Ten-Year Treasury Yields Go Still Higher on Inflation Concerns – Barron’s
5. What Comes Next in the Fed’s Fight Against Inflation? – NYT

1. Dollar’s Rise Spells Trouble for Global Economies – WSJ
2. Are China’s problems global problems? – FT Unhedged
3. Global Race to Hike Rates Tilts Economies Toward Recession – Bloomberg Businessweek
4. As Inflation Persists, Interest Rates Will Stay High – Barron’s
5. Rising Bond Yields Change the Calculus for Stocks – WSJ

1. Sterling hits 37-year low against dollar as recession fears mount – FT
2. Rampant USD Has Room to Run as Fed Gears Up for More Hikes – Bloomberg
3. The Economy Is Cooling—Just Not in the Right Ways – Barron’s
4. Gold dips to 2-year low on US rate rise fears (and strong USD) – FT
5. Rise of 2-year Treasury yield keeps yield curve deeply inverted – MarketWatch

1. New Inflation Developments Rattling Markets, Economists – NY Times
2. US stocks are not cheap yet – FT Unhedged
3. Fed actions to fight inflation will hurt rest of world – Bloomberg Opinion
4. Inflation fight was always going to be ugly – FT Unhedged
5. Fed must avoid Volcker’s mistake on inflation – FT Opinion
6. Investors face poor macro backdrop, limited choices – MarketWatch
7. Putin vs Europe – The Long War – Macro Compass *

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