Monday, May 31, 2021

Tuesday's News Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Stocks Rise on Economic Data; Oil Jumps: Markets Wrap

[Reuters] World stocks hit another record, oil up in big data week

[Reuters] Gold scales near 5-month peak on weaker dollar, inflation worries

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Gold’s Momentum is With the Bulls After Best Month Since July

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil Highest Since 2018 With Iran Deal Elusive and OPEC Talks Due

[Yahoo Finance] Costco disagrees with the Federal Reserve on the future of inflation

[GT/WP] One way companies are concealing higher prices: Smaller packages

[Yahoo Finance] Meat Is Latest Cyber Victim as Hackers Hit Top Supplier JBS

[Reuters] 'Big risk': California farmers hit by drought change planting plans

[Reuters] China factory growth picks up in May but inflation pressures build -Caixin PMI

[Dow Jones] Chinese Factories Delay New Orders as Costs Rise, Risking Global Supply Shortages

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] China Considers New Holding Company for Huarong, Bad-Debt Managers

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] China Is Digging Deep Into Its Currency Toolkit to Manage Yuan

[Reuters] Growth in China home prices to sustain momentum in 2021

[Reuters] Euro zone inflation jumps past ECB target in May

[Reuters] Australia's home prices surge, adding challenges for dovish RBA

[NYT] How the World Ran Out of Everything

[WSJ] The Wall Street Players Who Worry Inflation Heralds Wild Markets

[FT] A new economic era: is inflation coming back for good?

[FT] Federal Reserve’s Bullard: US jobs market is tighter than it looks

[FT] Gross: The real bond kings and queens sit on the Federal Reserve throne

[FT] US junk bond market loses steam on mounting inflation jitters

[FT] Wall St’s Spac gravy train hits the buffers

[FT] Peru’s elite in panic at prospect of hard-left victory in presidential election

Monday Evening Links

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Asian Stocks Steady at Open; Yuan Trims Retreat: Markets Wrap

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Oil Gains After OPEC+ Forecasts Tightening Market Before Meeting

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Korea Exports Post Biggest Gain Since 1988 as World Reopens

[Bloomberg] Sydney House Prices Post Biggest Quarter Since 1988

[FT] German inflation hits highest rate since 2018