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20 June 2013

Linkfest: Fed roils markets; China cash crunch; BoE says banks must raise $21b

By Druce Vertes, CFA

Posted In: Linkfest

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. Bernanke’s Forward Guidance Is Transparent as Mud
Bloomberg
shared by Naked Capitalism, @TimOBrien, @firoozye

2. China’s key money rate closes at multi-year high; trading extended
Reuters
shared by Business Insider

3. China’s central bank’s inaction can have dire consequences – this is not a game
Sober Look
shared by Naked Capitalism, @EconBrothers, @businessinsider and 2 more

4. Echoes of Mao in China cash crunch
Financial Times
shared by @volatilitysmile, @gadyepstein

5. Fed Roils World Markets
Wall Street Journal
shared by @MParekh, Crossing Wall Street, @gusbaratta

6. The Fed begins its long and gradual exit
Financial Times
shared by @gavyndavies, Economist’s View

7. Ignore the ‘Taper,’ Focus on Fed Rate Hikes
Bloomberg
shared by @carney, @MattGoldstein26, @naufalsanaullah, Reformed Broker and 2 more

8. Dani Rodrik’s weblog: How well did the Turkish economy do over the last decade?
rodrik.typepad.com
shared by @tylercowen, @rodrikdani, @ObsoleteDogma

9. Emerging Markets Crack as $3.9 Trillion Funds Unwind: Currencies
Bloomberg
shared by @ritholtz, @StockJockey, Crossing Wall Street

10. Five Banks Must Raise $21.2 Billion in New Capital, BOE Says
Bloomberg
shared by @JohnLothian, Here Is The City, @nasiripour

Tags: Banking reform, Bernanke, Cash crunch, China, emerging markets, Federal Reserve, PBOC, Risk-based capital, Tapering, Turkey

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About the Author(s)

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.