1. The Stock Market Is Ignoring the Bond Market’s Recession Warning – Barron’s
2. Fed Is Now Relying on a Miracle to Save the Economy – Bloomberg Opinion
3. US stocks record first back-to-back monthly gains since 2021 – FT
4. China’s Xi Urges Calming Crisis in Ukraine in crisis talks with EU – Bloomberg
5. Emerging market stocks and bonds stage powerful rebound rally – FT
6. Fed chairman Powell is no dove – FT Unhedged
7. U.S. Economic Growth Slowed This Fall, Fed’s Beige Book Says – WSJ
8. Yes, World War 3 has already started – Pippa Malmgren *

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1. A year of pain: investors struggle in a new era of higher rates – FT
2. Stagflation Is Just What the Economy Needs – Bloomberg Opinion
3. GDP Is Revised Higher; There’s No Recession Just Yet – Barron’s
4. Eurozone Inflation Eased in November, but Further Rate Rises Likely – WSJ
5. Inflation in Europe eases but still in painful double digits – AP News
6. Along the curve: New York Fed’s securities lending facility – Daniel Neilson *
7. All They Told You About Money Printing Is Really, Really Wrong – Macro Compass *

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1. Top Fed official warns US unemployment could hit 5% next year – FT
2. US Home Prices Drop for Third Straight Month – Bloomberg
3. Yield Curve Inversion Reaches New Extremes – WSJ
4. Treasury yields edge higher on latest Fed comments – MarketWatch
5. The week that could unravel the global oil market – FT

1. Will the strong dollar trigger a global recession? – The Hill
2. The week that could unravel the global oil market – FT
3. Stagflation Expected to Rule in 2023 – Bloomberg
4. Brent crude at its lowest level since January 2022 – WSJ
5. Quick End to the Fed’s Rate Hikes Looks Unlikely – Barron’s

1. Treasury yields flat as markets assess Fed rate policy outlook – CNBC
2. Large UK hedge fund warns that sterling is ‘vulnerable’ – FT
3. PBOC Boosts Stimulus to Aid Covid-Hit Economy – Bloomberg
4. Gold prices flat in choppy trade as dollar rebounds – MarketWatch

1. It’s Now Clear That QE Was a Colossal Policy Mistake – Bloomberg Opinion
2. Oil-Shipping Costs Soar as Ukraine War Reshapes Global Trade – WSJ
3. Saudi Arabia in talks to deposit $5bn into Turkey’s central bank – FT
4. Long-dated U.S. bond yields slip on growth concerns – MarketWatch
5. Fed Tightening Is Having More Impact Than You Might Think – Barron’s

1. Dollar tumbles from 20-year high as US inflation eases – FT
2. Canada: How Bad Will Housing Get? – Bloomberg
3. Per OECD, Europe to be hit hardest in global slowdown – Reuters
4. The mortgage time bomb ticking beneath Poland’s banks – FT
5. China may be stockpiling gold to cut USD dependence – Nikkei Asia
6. Monetary Tightening: Stock and Flow – Fed Guy *

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1. Fed’s Aggressive Rate Hikes Are a Game Changer – WSJ
2. Oil Plunges on Report of OPEC Increasing Output – Bloomberg
3. The strong dollar slumps – FT Unhedged
4. US Banks Tightening Lending Standards, Raising Recession Risks – Blomberg
5. Europe rushes to fill up on Russian diesel before ban begins – Reuters

1. UK inflation accelerates to 41-year high of 11.1% – FT
2. New Way to Measure Inflation Expectations Has Bad News – Bloomberg
3. ECB raises alarm over growing risks to financial system – FT
4. The World Needs More Reserve Currencies – Barron’s Opinion
5. New England ‘importing European prices’ in looming gas supply crunch – FT

1. Markets Zoom Toward Collision With the Fed – WSJ
2. Fed official warns haywire markets threaten monetary policy – FT
3. US Plans to Unveil More Data on Treasuries Trading – Bloomberg
4. Four worrying signs that inflation may linger – MarketWatch
5. US Mortgage Rates Are Retreating From 7% – Barron’s