Germany may have over played its hand–momentum shifts toward Greece
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It is hard to tell exactly what is going on in these talks without being in the room to judge the tenor of remarks, but from out in the corridors and from press leaks, it looks like Germany and its hard line allies such as Finland are trying to force a Greek exit.
Trick or Trend: Bounce in China’s bear market for stocks takes some of the pressure off commodities–but an actual copper or oil rally waits for good news on supply
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Greece has made its pitch and now it’s up to the other members of the EuroZone to either strike a deal tomorrow or have EuroZone political leaders start planning for a Greek exit from the euro on at Sunday summit. If there’s no deal or likelihood of a deal by Monday, the European Central Bank has intimated that it would not be able to extend more loans to Greece’s banks.
More than time to rebuy Novartis on heart drug success
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IMF cuts its forecast for global growth–more downgrades to come, I’m afraid
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Overnight the Shanghai market gained 5.76%. The Shenzhen market moved up 3.76%. The ChiNext market on the Shenzhen exchange climbed 3.03%. That’s being touted as a “recovery.” Greece put a detailed, credible negotiating proposal on the table tonight AHEAD of the midnight deadline. Newspaper reports from Athens say the proposal includes 13 billion euros of new austerity measures in exchange for 50 billion in new bailout money.
Sector Monday (on Wednesday): Will China’s bear market lead to an end or acceleration of the anti-corruption campaign–with its huge effect on sales of luxury goods?
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If the Fed was thinking on June 16-17 that it might hold off on a rate increase and leave the Fed funds rate at 0%, where it’s been since 2008, because of worries about Greece, I think it’s safe to conclude that, with China looking now at what is best termed a stock market in free fall, a September interest rate increase is just about off the table.
