Our
lead story: Lawmakers are looking to crackdown on high frequency
trading. In the European Union, regulators are poised to approve some of
the toughest restrictions yet. Meanwhile, here in the U-S. The world’s
largest futures market, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, is being sued
by three of its users who allege that the company sold high speed
traders access to information ahead of other market participants. Erin
takes a look.We sit down with Economist
Yanis Varoufakis for his view on the Greek bond sale and the future of
the European recovery. He argues things are terrible in Greece, and that
these bonds are de-coupled from the rest of Greece’s debt. Then we move
onto Economist and blogger Tim Duy who gives his take on the Fed and
Fed policy.Finally, in today’s Big Deal,
Edward Harrison and Erin look at frothiness in the tech world. How
bubbly is the market? Or is it bubbly at all? Don’t miss it!
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