Frontrunning: October 12
Courtesy of Tyler Durden
- Watch for another 2009 market high today with no market volume
- Sunoco, Valero shut refineries as winter no match for fuel glut (Bloomberg) even as oil goes higher (Reuters)
- Iceland shrinks 8% as prices increase 11% in deepest recession (Bloomberg)
- Writedowns on mortgage servicing make even JPMorgan vulnerable (Bloomberg, h/t Paul)
- A path to downward mobility (WaPo)
- Mating in London means 4,000 people meet over price for metals (Bloomberg)
- A fan of a dying dollar: Krugman, with Misguided monetary mentalities (NYT)
- And the opposite view: To fix the global economy, fix the dollar (Forbes)
- Prices in global markets have gone surged for months, but now is the time to be rational (TimesOnline)
- One hand clapping theory analyzed (Mish)
- The mess in California: Arnie lifts veto threat as water bond talks progress (Bloomberg)
- In the “well consider the source, son” category: Goldman’s O’Neil says crisis fiscal costs are exaggerated (Bloomberg)
- Deja vu all over again (Brown Brothers Harriman)
- Gold at $1,500? Don’t hold your breath (Telegraph)
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