Friday 7atSeven: tripartite talks

abnormalreturns
July 29th, 2011

Thanks for checking in with us for seven links (give or take) at 7AM Eastern. Good luck out there.

Trying to ignore the debt ceiling ‘charade’ is becoming more difficult. (Calculated Risk, Money Game)

It is tough to come to a debt deal when there are essentially three parties involved. (Tim Duy)

On the front lines of a potential default: T-bills that mature on Aug. 4. (WSJ)

The beat goes on: more outflows from money market mutual funds. (MarketBeat)

The crux of the matter: there is no completely ‘safe asset.’ (FT)

More (depressing) thoughts from the econoblogger survey. (Growthology)

Moody’s puts Spain on review for a downgrade. (FT Alphaville)

Italy once again is under pressure. (Pragmatic Capitalism)

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