Thursday’s links

  1. Inflation inflection – FT Unhedged
  2. Wall Street Loads Up on Hedges Against Market Selloff – Bloomberg
  3. Swedish real estate sector rattled as refinancing worries surface – FT
  4. Americans May Be Getting Used to High Inflation; That’s Bad News – WSJ
  5. SEC’s Hedge Fund Rule Fails to Solve Two Main Problems – Bloomberg Opinion
  6. Bond Selloff Adds to the Pressure on Regional Banks – WSJ
  7. China’s Consumer Inflation Slows to 2-Year Low; Recovery Is Stalling – Barron’s
  8. Oil futures fall, with recession worries pulling prices down – MarketWatch

Tuesday’s links

  1. Fed could be on the verge of repeating its 1970s mistake – CNN Business
  2. US lenders warned that commercial property is ‘next shoe to drop’ – FT
  3. Banking Is Stable? It’s an Illusion – Bloomberg Opinion
  4. Federal Reserve warns of credit crunch risk after US bank turmoil – FT
  5. Congress must act to protect smaller banks from investor nerves – FT Opinion
  6. Home Prices Fell in Much of the U.S. During First Quarter – WSJ
  7. What a U.S. Default Would Mean for Money-Market Funds – Barron’s
  8. Calls for short-sale ban increase as regional-bank stocks wobble – MarketWatch

Monday’s links

  1. Local stress: The US regional banks under pressure – FT
  2. Utter Chaos at the Short End of the Treasury Market – Wolf Street
  3. Preferreds Get Burned in Historic Rout Spreading From Banks – Bloomberg
  4. Factory Boom in US Drives Sales Surge for Excavators, Steel, & Trucks – WSJ
  5. Yellen warns of ‘constitutional crisis’ over US debt ceiling impasse – FT
  6. The problem with concentrated power – FT Opinion
  7. Pozsar’s Writing Is Dense, Esoteric— And a Hit – WSJ *
  8. What’s Happening to the Banking System? – Cullen Roche *

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Friday’s links

  1. Jobs up by 253,000 jobs, unemployment fell to 3.4% amid banking turmoil, rising interest rates and still-high inflation – WSJ
  2. Investors are waking up to America’s debt dysfunction – FT
  3. JPMorgan Sees Investors Moving to Gold, Tech Amid Recession Risk – Bloomberg
  4. The rate raising cycle is moving into its final stages – FT Opinion
  5. Powell Thinks the Fed Can Tame Inflation Without Recession – Barron’s
  6. Gold retreats as U.S. jobs report casts doubt on Fed pause – MarketWatch
  7. What the Market Is Saying About the Fed’s Next Move – Barron’s

Thursday’s links

  1. A Debt Deal Could Help Solve the Country’s Inflation Problem – Greg Ip via WSJ
  2. ECB raises rates as Lagarde warns of ‘more ground to cover’ – FT
  3. Powell’s “Word Soup” Confuses Fed Watchers – Bloomberg Opinion
  4. Shipper Maersk warns of ‘radically changed’ world as profits tumble – FT
  5. China Takes the Yuan Global in Bid to Repel a Weaponized Dollar – Bloomberg
  6. We have gone back to bailing out the banks – FT Opinion
  7. Pushback Against Powell’s Prognosis Comes Almost Immediately – Bloomberg
  8. The Fed: no secrets, no promises – FT Unhedged
  9. Treasury Yields May Fall to 2% as Gundlach, Banks Eye Recession – Bloomberg
  10. Schrödinger’s insolvency: Unrealized losses on global USD portfolios – Daniel Neilson *

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Wednesday’s links

  1. Federal Reserve poised to implement another quarter-point rate rise – FT
  2. Avoiding Stagflation Will Take Brave Central Banks – Bloomberg Opinion
  3. Chile’s move to control lithium alarms industry – FT
  4. Bank runs are different now – FT Unhedged
  5. Treasury’s 2024 regular buyback plan faces ‘extreme skepticism’ at Jefferies – MarketWatch
  6. US Treasury to Launch First Buyback Program Since 2000 – WSJ
  7. Risk of Fed fissures grows as inflation fight tests resolve – FT Opinion
  8. Federal Reserve Raises Rates, Signals Potential Pause – WSJ

Tuesday’s links

  1. Investors warn of First Republic aftershocks – FT
  2. Russia Nears Economic Milestone of Buying Yuan – Bloomberg
  3. Analysts expect smaller ECB rate rises despite uptick in inflation – FT
  4. To Control Inflation, the Fed Needs to Relearn Monetarism – Barron’s Opinion
  5. Bank failures put pressure on Federal Reserve’s inflation fighters – FT
  6. Half of America’s banks are already insolvent – how a credit crunch begins – Telegraph
  7. The Banking Crisis Might Not Be Over Yet – NYT Opinion

Monday’s links

  1. Stock Market Calm Rekindles Debate Over Fed Tightening – WSJ
  2. BOE Warns Taxpayer Faces £100 Billion Net Losses on UK QE Program – Bloomberg
  3. ECB’s inflation dilemma: can Lagarde silence her critics again? – FT
  4. Equity Bulls Count on Fed-Cycle Math That Worked For Decades – Bloomberg
  5. Berkshire’s Munger: US banks are ‘full of’ bad commercial property loans – FT
  6. Fed and ECB to set rates as banking turmoil mounts – FT
  7. Fed Set to Raise Interest Rates to 16-Year High and Debate a Pause – WSJ
  8. Hedge Funds Bet Dollar to Erase Hike-Cycle Gains as Fed Peaks – Bloomberg
  9. Slow Dance Between Markets and Central Banks – John Authers via Bloomberg