What I Am Reading
Tuesday, June 4, 2024
Markets I
- Stock Pickers Defy Wall Street Norm to Risk It All on a Few BetsBloomberg
- Big Tech Companies Unplug Stock Market From RealityWall Street Journal
- Indian Shares Plunge as Modi-Led Coalition Stares at Narrow Victory MarginWall Street Journal
- India stocks tumble 5% to lead Asia markets lower on tighter-than-expected election race; Adani stocks tank 20%CNBC
Markets II
US
- Job openings report April 2024: Job openings fell againCNBC
- Developers Sit on Empty Lots After Historic Apartment BoomWall Street Journal
- Biden immigration order labor markets and supply chainsCNBC
- Exclusive | Merrick Garland, Three Special Counsels and a Justice Department Under FireWall Street Journal
India election
- India Election Results: Narendra Modi Struggles to Hold On to MajorityWall Street Journal
- India Election: Modi’s Narrow Win Will Make It Harder to Meet Economy GoalsBloomberg
- India Election Results: Modi Poised to Lose Majority, Need Allies to Keep PowerBloomberg
- A humbled Modi needs allies, and answers to India's unemployment, inflationReuters
- Modi’s Magic Is Fading Fast. Who’s India's Next Leader?Bloomberg
Global I
- Cost Pressures Cast Shadow Over Asia’s Fledgling Manufacturing RecoveryWall Street Journal
- Why China’s Overcapacity Problem Is About to Get Even Worse, in Seven ChartsWall Street Journal
- China sees property silver lining but can't shake Japan comparisonsReuters
- Brazil Left-Leaning President Lula Is Courting Evangelical ChristiansBloomberg
- Mexican finance minister seeks to soothe investors, reduce public debtReuters
- Mexico's Sheinbaum unlikely to repeat mentor's Trump 'bromance'Reuters
Global II
- German Unemployment Held Steady in MayWall Street Journal
- U.K. Retail Sales Rebound Weakly in May, Report SaysWall Street Journal
- Australian Consumer Confidence, Inflation Expectations Nudge HigherWall Street Journal
- South Korea’s Inflation Slows in May to 10-Month LowWall Street Journal