Courtesy of Tyler Durden
- Fed Independence: RIP? (Cumberland Advisors)
- Evans-Pritchard: It is Japan we should be worrying about, not America (Telegraph)
- Pandit’s “near-death” cash hoard signals lower US bank profits (Bloomberg)
- Goldman looks to buy Fannie tax credits (WSJ)
- BNY Mellon CEO Kelly tells BofA: No, thanks (WSJ)
- Galleon and the trouble with insider trading (WSJ)
- Bank of America joins China as buyer of treasuries (Bloomberg)
- We’re governed by callous children (WSJ, h/t Austrian Filter)
- Brown Brothers: Monetary Policy in Focus, but Fiscal Policy may Prove More Formidable (BBH)
- Mankiw: Supply-side ideas, turned upside down (NYT)
- Wall Street, meet Ken Feinberg, the pay czar (Time)
- Ben Bernanke is a walking economic fallacy (Forbes)
- Ford benefits from CfC, seems to believe subsidies will continue (AP, BBC)
- Bid to share Thai share volatility (BBC)
- Fire on Australian rig delays plans to stop leak into Timor Sea (Guardian)
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