09 July 2013

Linkfest: Growth hopes tempered; Libor gets new master; Dueling bank ratios; Greek green shoots?

Posted In: Drivers of Value

Linkfest.com finds today’s top headlines by following the best ‘curators’ on the Web and on Twitter, and by your votes and social media shares – pick the most important stories you think should appear by voting here.

1. IMF World Economic Outlook revise world growth view down, Japan notable exception
imf.org
shared by @ObsoleteDogma, @counterparties, @ChrisAdamsMKTS, @graemewearden

2. NYSE Euronext to Take Over Libor
Wall Street Journal
shared by Business Insider, @carney, @volatilitysmile, @Ian_Fraser

3. U.S. Banks May Face Two Ratios as FDIC Sets Capital Vote
Bloomberg
shared by NYT Dealbook, Here Is The City, @nasiripour

4. Greek recovery signs become tangible
ekathimerini.com
shared by @SonyKapoor, @YanniKouts, @Pawelmorski

5. Greek Austerity: Reforms Failing Despite Billions in Bailout Funds
Der Spiegel
shared by @EconBrothers, @TheIntuitInvest

6. The effectiveness of non-standard measures during the financial crises
European Union
shared by @ecb, @FGoria, @Chris_Whittall

7. Why I Became a Chinese Shadow Banker
Bloomberg
shared by @larsonchristina, @prchovanec, @kmac, Here Is The City, @niubi and 3 more

8. macroblog: Let’s Talk about Oil
Atlanta Fed macroblog
shared by Economist’s View, @edwardnh, @AtlantaFed, @MarkThoma, Reformed Broker and 1 more

9. Duy on Tapering in September
Calculated Risk
shared by Economist’s View, @MarkThoma, @calculatedrisk

10. The inflationistas are our friends; and inside and outside inflationistas
Worthwhile Canadian Initiative
shared by @ObsoleteDogma, Economist’s View, reddit/Economics, @Noahpinion, @MarkThoma

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Druce Vertes, CFA

Druce Vertes, CFA, is the founder of StreetEYE, a social news aggregator for financial market news. He previously worked as an analyst, consultant, and IT manager at several major sell-side firms and hedge funds.