13 December 2012

Greece bailout on track after buyback; Bank regs; Fed fallout

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1. Eurogroup approves payout to Greece after buyback
European Union
shared by @economistmeg, @GTCost, @FGoria, @EfiEfthimiou

2. Big Banks Flunk OCC Risk Tests
American Banker
shared by @AmyResnick, @Alea_, @IvanTheK

3. Banking deal sets EU leaders up for upbeat end to 2012
Reuters
shared by @GTCost, NYT Dealbook, @RoubiniGlobal

4. Deutsche Bank watchdog dismisses false accounting claims – sources
Reuters
shared by Naked Capitalism, @retheauditors

5. Jobless Claims in U.S. Decline to a Nine-Week Low
Bloomberg
shared by @AtlantaFed

6. Weekly Initial Unemployment Claims decline to 343,000
Calculated Risk
shared by @calculatedrisk

7. Some hedge funds dump their bets against France
Reuters
shared by NYT Dealbook, @hedge_funds

8. November U.S. retail sales rise 0.3%; broad gains
MarketWatch
shared by @AtlantaFed

9. Eurozone agrees on common bank regulator
Financial Times
shared by @theanalyst_hk, @lindayueh, @michaelhewson

10. The Fed Turns Aggressively Dovish With ‘Evans Rule’
Bloomberg Businessweek
shared by Naked Capitalism, Felix Salmon, @mccarthyryanj

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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.