Around The Net In Ten Posts – Wednesday June 6, 2012

Here is what I am reading: ‘Simplistic Keynesians’ still right about the economy (The Economic Policy Institute) Panic has become all too rational (FT- Martin Wolf) Rich Nontaxpayers (NYT – Bruce Bartlett) Is America Healing Fast Enough? (Project Syndicate) May U.S. Jobs Numbers; Proof Real Trouble Just Beginning (Profit Potential) Possible Deal Takes Shape on…

Around The Net In Ten Posts – Tuesday June 5, 2012

Here is what i am reading: Is America tipping toward a British system of government? (Reuters) Europe’s Fade Becomes Drag on Sales for U.S. Companies (The New York Times) Singapore Family Sedan Matches Cost of a U.S. Home (Bloomberg) Michael Lewis on luck and entitlement (The .Plan: A Quasi-Blog) Misguided “Fiscal Cliff” Fears Pose Challenges…

Australian Banks To Face Pressure Again On Rates

Last month the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cut rates by 50 basis points. If it cuts rates again in its June meeting on Tuesday, Australian banks may still not pass on the full difference to borrowers like last time. The market, on the other hand is rooting for a big cut. Financial markets, however, are already raising their bets that…

Around The Net In Ten Posts – Monday June 4, 2012

Here is what I am reading: How could Spain’s ‘secure’ banks descend into crisis? (The Guardian) Chinese traders fear repeat of 2008 as ore piles up (The Sydney Morning Herald) India Inc sees economy growing at less than 7% (The Economic Times) Newspapers Cut Days From Publishing Week (The New York Times) Structural transformation and…

Germany Has Three Months To Stem Euro Crisis – Soros

The famed hedge fund manager, George Soros, thinks that after election Greece will stick by current bailout agreements but would find it impossible to do so. further more, German economy will start to weaken by fall 2012. “The Greek crisis is liable to come to a climax in the fall. By that time the German economy will…

Around The Net In Ten Posts – Friday June 1, 2012

Here is what I am reading: Wall Street Food Chain (PIMCO – Bill Gross) The Austerity Agenda (The New York Times) Why do people dislike inflation?  (Noahpinion) World Bank Blasts Europe’s Euro-Crisis Management (Spiegel Online) UK manufacturing slump raises fears of longer recession (Guardian) Why the Next Jobs Report Matters More Than the Last (Economix)…

Around The Net In Ten Posts – Thursday May 31, 2012

Here is what I am reading: Innovation Is a Discipline, Not a Cliché (Harvard Business Review Blogs) Europeans’ economic future has been hijacked by dangerous ideologues (Guardian) China Is Accelerating Financial Reforms (EconoMonitor) Indian growth weakest in nine years, rupee slides (Reuters) Spain cries for help: is Berlin listening ? (Reuters) AIG Could Happen Again…

Around The Net In Ten Posts – Wednesday May 30, 2012

Here is what I am reading: India’s Economy Slows, With Global Implications (New York Times) China stimulus unnecessary, risks long-term damage (Reuters) German-Russian Relations Enter a New Ice Age (Spiegel Online) Spain’s long climb to the liquidity hospital (FT/Alphaville) 6 reasons Spain will leave the euro first (MarketWatch) The hard challenges for Europe, an overly…

Around The Net In Ten Posts – Tuesday May 29, 2012

Here is what I am reading: Emerging growth is great, but get it at the right price (Emerging Money) There’s a danger of only looking at the front page of the FT (The Big Picture) Asia Exposed  (Project Syndicate) The IMF on UK macroeconomic policy (FT Blogs Part1, Part 2) European Unity on the Rocks (Pew Research Center)…

Around The Net In Ten Posts – Monday, May 28, 2012

Here is what I am reading: Lunch with the FT: Paul Krugman (Financial Times) In Euro Zone, a Debate Over Bonds (New York Times) As Goes Greece (HuffingtonPost) ‘It’s in Europe’s Interest to Lift the Austerity Diktat’ (Spiegel Online) Investors may be headed toward ‘fiscal cliff’ (MarketWatch) Half of U.S. Lives in Household Getting Benefits…