1. Global stocks set to post worst year since 2008 financial crisis – FT
2. After $18 Trillion Rout, Global Stocks Face More Hurdles in 2023 – Bloomberg
3. Investors Remain on Edge After Brutal Year for Markets – WSJ
4. Crazy Year: A Bear Market, Oil’s Pop, and Those Bond Yields – Barron’s
5. Gold set to finish 2022 near 6-month high – MarketWatch
6. A new era: the end of cheap money – FT Editorial

1. War, inflation and tumbling markets: the year in 11 charts – FT
2. Wall Street’s Top Stars Got Blindsided by 2022 Market Collapse – Bloomberg
3. Epic USD Rally Reverses; Investors Expect Further Declines – WSJ
4. Copper Is Sliding. Where Inflation Could Send Prices Next Year – Barron’s
5. Gold buyers binge on biggest volumes for 55 years – FT

1. Energy crunch may trigger eurozone contraction in 2023 – FT
2. Credit Market Cracks Widen as Distressed Debt Nears $650 bil – Bloomberg
3. Russian ruble slides to level not seen since April – MarketWatch
4. Negative-Yielding Bonds Could Be Approaching Their Final Days – WSJ
5. Inflation, recession, earnings: factors driving U.S. stocks in 2023 – Reuters
6. The Fed’s balance sheet, 1914 to 1935 – Daniel Neilson *

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1. Macro hedge funds toast blowout year that peers are keen to forget – FT
2. The Junk Bond Reckoning Is Coming in 2023 – Bloomberg Opinion
3. Is the Inflation Storm Letting Up? – Krugman via NYT Opinion
4. Year in a word: Inflation – FT Opinion
5. Ten-year Treasury yield ticks higher as investors weigh economic outlook – MarketWatch

1. Japanese bond yields continue to rise after Bank of Japan bombshell – FT
2. High Commodity Prices Feed a Boom in the U.S. Farm Belt – WSJ
3. 10-year Treasury yield hovers near 3-week high – MarketWatch
4. Lessons from the UK gilt crisis – FT
5. Glimmers of light in a terrible year – Ft Opinion

1. Bank of Japan stuns markets with yield control policy change – FT
2. Collapse in the US Saving Rate Is Misleading – Bloomberg Opinion
3. Japan Bends to Global Forces Pushing Up Interest Rates – WSJ
4. Why the BOJ decision surprised economists – Barron’s
5. Global bond & equity markets take hit after BoJ’s shock move – FT
6. Trapped Liquidity – Fed Guy *

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1. The Fed needs to stop raising rates – Bill Gross via FT
2. Highest Interest Rates in 15 Years Are Derailing the American Dream – Bloomberg
3. Mounting global price pressures may trigger more rate rises – FT
4. Cooling the Labor Market Is the Fed’s No. 1 Job Now; It Will Hurt – Barron’s
5. Central banks should beware mistaking wage rises for an inflation problem – FT
6. Europe’s $1 Trillion Energy Bill Only Marks Start of the Crisis – Bloomberg

1. The hard kind of inflation – FT Unhedged
2. Fed’s High Inflation Forecast Baffles Wall Street After Soft CPI – Bloomberg
3. Europe’s Central Banks Raise Rates, and Prepare for More – NY Times
4. Rolling blackouts are rolling in – Tuomas Malinen
5. 10-year Treasury yield rises as investors assess economic outlook – CNBC

1. Markets don’t believe Jay Powell – FT Unhedged
2. Fed Raises Rate by 0.50%, Signals More Increases Likely – WSJ
3. The Silver Lining in the Fed’s Plans for Interest Rates – Barron’s
4. Europe’s Energy Crisis Expected to Boost Demand for Oil – WSJ
5. ECB raises rates to 2% and warns of more increases to come – FT

1. U.K. Inflation Eased in November, Following Global Trend – WSJ
2. Europe Is Bracing for a Harsh 2023 – Barron’s
3. Happy news on inflation – FT Unhedged
4. Russia’s wartime economy learns to live without imports – FT
5. Falling Inflation Is Good News for the Fed – Barron’s