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EUROPE
Schäuble and the Banking Undead – FT
UNITED STATES
MAY EMPLOYMENT REPORT
May Jobs Report – The
Numbers – WSJ
May Employment Report:
38,000 Jobs, 4.7% Unemployment Rate – Bill
McBride
Comments: A
Disappointing Employment Report – Bill
McBride
Economists React to the
May Jobs Report: ‘An Unqualified Dud’ – WSJ
The May Jobs Report in
12 Charts – WSJ
How the Verizon Strike
Hit Jobs Report, and What It Means for June – WSJ
May’s job report tells
Fed to wait – ABN
AMRO
No summer hike – Danske
Bank
Disappointing jobs
report means Fed may wait before hiking rates – Pictet
No Fed rate in June -
jobs report review – Nordea
OTHER
Three Political Events before the UK Referendum – Marc
Chandler
Schroedinger's assets – Frances Coppola
REGULARS
Danske Daily – Danske
Bank
Euro rates update – Nordea
Eye-Opener – Nordea
Brent bouncing amidst
muted markets, payrolls awaited * US payrolls to support a rate hike rather
soon * Oil prices bouncing after OPEC swoon * Good news for Trump
Morning Markets – TF
The solid jobs figure
from ADP boosted Wall Street on Thursday which in turn gave Asian markets a
positive lead. Crude price gains also helped lift investor sentiment in Asia.
However investors remain cautious ahead of the release of US nonfarm payrolls
data today.
Euro wrap-up – Daiwa
Daily Market Comment – Marc
Chandler
Currency Market Becalmed
Ahead of US Jobs Data
Daily Market Comment – Macro
Man
The last stop before Fed
Junction
Daily Shot – TF
We are presently seeing
sharp spikes across a variety of commodities but while some of these rallies
look impressive the CRB broad commodity index's recovery will take a while.
Daily Press Summary – Open
Europe
Voters test Cameron in
first major TV appearance in referendum campaign * Merkel warns UK would not
enjoy same degree of market access post Brexit as new polls show large
majorities of French and Germans want UK to stay in * Dijsselbloem criticises
Juncker for suggesting France gets deficit leeway from EU Commission “because
it’s France” * Ankara reacts with fury after Bundestag votes to recognise
massacre of Armenians as genocide * ECB holds off on decision to re-accept
Greek bonds as collateral
Brussels Playbook – Politico
The Terminator,
Parliament edition — The UK’s anti-Boris
US Open – ZH
Futures Flat Ahead Of
Strike-Impacted Jobs Report; Commodities Approach Bull Market
Frontrunning – ZH
FX Update – TF
Today’s US data are seen
as the key tip-off for the Fed’s interest rate decision and guidance at the
June 15 FOMC meeting and could generate significantly volatility due to the
Fed’s clear data dependence.
From the Floor – TF
The NFP for May could be
one of the critical data points that sets the US Federal Reserve up for a
summer rate-hike move with July looking more than ready to take on all-comers.
FINNISH
Aamukatsaus – Nordea
Draghi
kieli keskellä suuta * OPEC-kokouksessa ei yllätyksiä * Draghi onnistui
pitämään markkinamuutokset maltillisina * Tänään markkinoilla seurataan USA:n
työllisyysraporttia
”Eliitillä ei ole oikeaa
vastausta” – TE
Vain
poliitikkojen epärehellisyys pitää Euroopan rahaliiton koossa, sanoo Englannin
keskuspankin entinen pääjohtaja lordi Mervyn King.
Ekonomisti varoittaa
euroalueen tuhosta – ”Te Suomessa kärsitte, mutta se ei riitä” – HS
Rahaliitto
uhkaa jo eurooppalaista demokratiaa, varoittaa Mervyn King.
Raikas tuulahdus
Iso-Britanniasta – Professorin
ajatuksia