- Regulators tell US banks to hold money (FT)
- Even as Italy is expected to go bust next, Italy's Romano Prodi Says "Greek Crisis Is Over, Rest of Region Safe" (Bloomberg)
- Race to the bottom with G4 currency rhetoric (Reuters)
- Finance: an exposed position (FT)
- Todd Harrison: The witch hunt widens on Wall Street (MarketWatch)
- Simon Johnson reviews Hank Paulson's memoir (The New Republic)
- O'Krugman's Keynesian blarney (IBD)
- Buyout firms can't spend $503 billion as fund deadlines loom (Bloomberg)
- China's exports, property prices add pressure to pare stimulus (Bloomberg)
- GDP growth expected to slow down, keep rates low (Reuters)
- Dubai made "some progress" in debt talk, U.K. minister said (Bloomberg)
- Goldman moves to block Shaw Communications from buying Canwest (Financial Post)
- Dollar optimism soars to 18-month high as US outpaces Europe (Bloomberg)
- Macroimprudential monetary policy (National Post)
- Abu Dhabi is future base for Murdoch's News Corp (Breitbart, h/t Bill)
- Build America pays off on Wall Street (WSJ)
- Greece says no budget slippage, concerned by yields (Reuters)
- Wall Street's role in Greek crisis should be no surprise (WaPo)
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