Be in the know. 20 key reads for Tuesday…

  1. Germany’s Cartel Office Starts Probe of Google (Barron’s)
  2. Stocks to Open Higher as Inflation Concerns Subside (Barron’s)
  3. Oil fades as traders eye Iran nuclear talks (MarketWatch)
  4. AutoZone Earnings Show That Everyone Is Still Fixing Their Cars (Barron’s)
  5. The Great American Cleanup: Deodorant, Teeth Whitener Fly Off the Shelves (Wall Street Journal)
  6. Federal Reserve’s Balance Sheet Could Hit $9 Trillion, Report Says (Wall Street Journal)
  7. Fracking Companies Continue Consolidation as Cabot, Cimarex Form $14 Billion Firm (Wall Street Journal)
  8. Inflation Starts to Hit Auto and Home Insurers (Wall Street Journal)
  9. U.S. Home Prices Surge Most Since 2005, Fueled by Low Rates (Bloomberg)
  10. Fed Officials Play Down Risk That Higher Inflation Will Persist (Bloomberg)
  11. Iran Has Huge Hoard of Floating Oil to Clear When Sanctions Lift (Bloomberg)
  12. Distressed Commercial Real Estate Is Still Sitting in Purgatory (Bloomberg)
  13. Fed’s Evans says easy monetary policy has his ‘full’ support (Reuters)
  14. Bullard: Fed ‘not quite there yet’ to start taper talk (Yahoo! Finance)
  15. Opinion: Dow 37,000? It’s possible if U.S. stocks stage an ‘average’ summer rally (MarketWatch)
  16. Consumer confidence slips in May for first time in six months on worries about jobs and inflation (MarketWatch)
  17. Fed’s Bullard says most cryptocurrencies ‘are worthless’ (MarketWatch)
  18. Boeing (BA) 737 Tracker Shows Substantial Increase in Domestic Flights in April – Morgan Stanley (Street Insider)
  19. Selling by Retail Largest Since Early March 2020 – BofA (Street Insider)
  20. This Is the Best James Bond Movie (24/7 Wall Street)