Be in the know. 25 key reads for Monday…

  1. Americans suddenly feel much better about the economic rebound (businessinsider)
  2. China Eastern Resumes Boeing 737-800 Flights After Crash (barrons)
  3. China’s Central Bank Pledges Support for Businesses Amid Covid (bloomberg)
  4. Here’s what could trigger another ‘risk-on, risk-on’ bout for stocks and bonds (marketwatch)
  5. Bank of America’s Earnings Beat Forecasts as Lending Picked Up (barrons)
  6. China’s first-quarter GDP beats expectations to grow 4.8% year-on-year (cnbc)
  7. Shanghai factories sputter towards reopening as city aims to ease lockdown (reuters)
  8. China Joblessness Climbs, Spending Drops on Covid Lockdowns (bloomberg)
  9. Fed’s Brainard Surprised by Moderation in This Inflation Gauge (barrons)
  10. Consumer Preference for Brand Labels Is Good News for Kellogg and General Mills (barrons)
  11. Europe Is in Recession, and the U.S. May Be Able to Avoid One, This Economist Says (barrons)
  12. Hong Kong Reports 613 New Covid Cases as Infections Decline (bloomberg)
  13. Elon Musk Says Twitter Board’s Interests Aren’t Aligned With Shareholders (barrons)
  14. Netflix’s Earnings Report Is Coming. Wall Street Is Watching Subscriber Growth. (barrons)
  15. AT&T’s Spinoff Was a Long Time Coming. For Investors, It Was Worth the Wait. (barrons)
  16. Let Elon Musk Buy Twitter (barrons)
  17. Why the Pandemic’s Toll on China’s Economy Is Hard to Measure (barrons)
  18. A Value Investor in Canada’s Oil Heartland Targets U.S. Housing (bloomberg)
  19. China’s Surprisingly Strong Growth Invites Analysts’ Skepticism (bloomberg)
  20. ‘Voting with their feet’: China’s wealthy look to leave after Shanghai lockdown (ft)
  21. Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi keeps losing ground under Beijing’s wrath (scmp)
  22. Baby bust: economic stimulus helps births rebound from pandemic (ft)
  23. Elon Musk tweet hints at possible tender offer to Twitter shareholders (cnbc)
  24. Home-builder confidence declines in the face of rising interest rates (marketwatch)
  25. A 40-year bull run in the bond market is under pressure as Treasury yields touch the ‘most important trend line of all time’ (businessinsider)