Friday’s links

  1. Socialist Wave Sends Money Flying Out of Latin America – Bloomberg
  2. Policymakers & business need to adapt better to structural uncertainty – FT Opinion
  3. Techs good, transports bad – FT Unhedged
  4. Fed Seeks Broad Changes to Bank Rules in Aftermath of SVB Failure – Bloomberg
  5. US Inflation Pressures Persist, Reinforcing Case for Fed Hike – Bloomberg
  6. First Republic Bank’s Options May Be Dwindling – Barron’s
  7. Fed Has No Good Options; Risk of a Misstep Is Growing – Barron’s

Thursday’s links

  1. Where’s the credit crunch? – FT Unhedged
  2. US growth slowed sharply in first quarter as Fed pushed rates higher – FT
  3. US in ‘Worst of Both Worlds’ With High Inflation, GDP Slowdown – Bloomberg
  4. Is de-dollarization different this time? – Bloomberg Odd Lots
  5. A stronger yen could jolt global markets – Reuters
  6. At Schwab, Being a Big Bank Has Become a Big Problem – Bloomberg
  7. Inflation Is Sticky, But Economists Can’t Agree on Why – Bloomberg BusinessWeek
  8. First Republic Stuck in Standoff Between US, Bank Industry – Bloomberg
  9. Regional US banks claimed easier capital rules would turbocharge loans – FT
  10. Market Correction May Be Coming; One More Shoe Could Drop – Barron’s

Wednesday’s links

  1. Sharp sell-off in First Republic shares causes alarm in Washington – FT
  2. Quants Are ‘Out of Ammo’ for Buying Stocks, Goldman Warns – Bloomberg
  3. The Easy-Money Lesson of First Republic Bank – WSJ Opinion
  4. Summers Says Inflation Won’t Return to 2% Without Downturn – Bloomberg
  5. Banking Problems May Be Tip of Debt Iceberg – Greg Ip in WSJ
  6. Fed funds futures traders boost odds of a Fed pause next week – MarketWatch
  7. What Elon Musk gets right about entrepreneurs – FT *
  8. Black-Scholes at 50: how a pricing model for options changed finance – FT *

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Tuesday’s links

  1. M2 Money Supply Set to Contract: Outlook for the Fed, Economy, & Inflation – Barron’s
  2. Wall Street Is Finally Going to Make Money Off the Permian – Bloomberg
  3. Why Europe’s stock markets are failing to challenge the US – FT
  4. Fed up with low rates on deposits, US savers snap up government debt – FT
  5. Crack-Up Capitalism — is democracy in danger from free-market dogma? – FT
  6. US regional banks plummet again; here’s why – Barron’s
  7. Debt-ceiling worries flare – MarketWatch

Monday’s links

  1. Central banks load up on gold in response to rising geopolitical tensions – FT
  2. Why the Banking Mess Isn’t Over – WSJ
  3. What strong gold says about the weak dollar – FT Opinion
  4. Financial System’s New Vulnerability to Accidents Will Rattle Investors – Barron’s
  5. Too much Fed liquidity has led to a whack-a-mole world of problems – FT Opinion
  6. The anti-dollar drive spearheaded by Asia has spread to Europe – Markets Insider
  7. Signs of a Slow-Moving Credit Crunch – Bloomberg Odd Lots
  8. Minsky & Kindleberger: Fellow travelers of financial instability – Perry Mehrling *
  9. Day by day: The Fed in the Long Pandemic – Daniel Neilson *
  10. Banking Crisis: All Clear – Fed Guy *

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Friday’s links

  1. US regional banks’ stability comes at a price after SVB’s collapse – FT
  2. Luxury Fortunes Jump $93 Billion on Demand Boom – Bloomberg
  3. ETFs offer a route to much-needed bond market liquidity – FT
  4. Fed Officials Back Another Hike While Watching Banking Fallout – Bloomberg
  5. Yellen warns US decoupling from China would be ‘disastrous’ – FT
  6. Fed Rethinks Loophole That Masked Losses on SVB’s Securities – WSJ
  7. Why America will soon see a wave of bank mergers – Economist
  8. Is the Bubble Economy Really Bursting? – Barron’s
  9. Ameridollars and Primer: A Deposit’s Life – Fed Guy *

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Thursday’s links

  1. Blackstone president warns market is overestimating chance of Fed rate cuts – FT
  2. US Recurring Jobless Claims Jump to Highest Since November 2021 – Bloomberg
  3. U.S. oil benchmark extends drop below $80 a barrel on recession fears – MarketWatch
  4. Threats to the US dollar’s dominance are overblown – FT Opinion
  5. Yellen says U.S. economic competition with China must be ‘fair to both sides’ – CNBC
  6. Andy Beal, America’s richest banker, makes a massive bond bet on inflation – MarketWatch

Tuesday’s links

  1. Investors bet US dollar has further to fall – FT
  2. Stock Market Keeps Climbing; Skeptics Hold Tight to the Bear Case – Bloomberg
  3. Pension fund Calstrs braced for writedowns in $50bn property portfolio – FT
  4. Investors Are the Most Bearish on Stocks Versus Bonds Since 2009 – Bloomberg
  5. US Dollar Is Not Losing Its Status Anytime Soon – John Authers in Bloomberg
  6. Why Apple’s Latest Move Is Another Blow for Banks – Barron’s
  7. The dangers of asset managers and long-term infrastructure – FT Opinion
  8. What happens to markets if the USD loses its dominance? – MarketWatch
  9. The Sudan crisis and the Sahel gold rush – Adam Tooze *

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Monday’s links

  1. Money market funds caught up in US debt ceiling stand-off – FT
  2. Yellen says sanctions may risk hegemony of US dollar – Insider Paper
  3. All-to-all’ trading offers fix for illiquid Treasuries market – FT
  4. First Republic Bank Worked Hard to Woo Rich Clients – Bloomberg
  5. How Good Are Your Custodians’ Options for Client Cash? – Barron’s
  6. Deposit insurance is key to the confidence trick of banking – FT Opinion
  7. Big Bank Earnings Won’t Reveal If the Turmoil Is Over – Barron’s
  8. Where Did All That Borrowed Money Go? – WSJ Opinion