5th Jun - Good US job-data

Previously on MoreLiver’s:

Thursday: Greece close to edge

Wednesday: ECB-meeting fails to stop EUR and bonds

Tuesday: EURUSD spikes on inflation

Monday: Greece, ECB, payrolls this week

W/E: Weekly Support

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EUROPE

  GREECE

Leaked: Greece’s new debt restructuring plan – FT

This Greek Epic Will Run And Run – WSJ

Eurozone: Final deadline postponed again - Carsten Brzeski

Europe’s Last Act? – Project Syndicate

Greece postpones IMF payment; snap elections possible – Reuters

Bundling IMF Payments Buys Greece Time, But Now What? – WSJ

Greece Raises Stakes in Showdown as Payment to IMF Deferred – BB

UNITED STATES

  EMPLOYMENT REPORT

The May Jobs Report – The Numbers – WSJ

Strong US Jobs Data Sends Greenback Higher – Marc Chandler

+280K Jobs In May, Higher Than Expected, Yellen Gets Green Light To Hike – ZH

"Good" Jobs Reports Sparks Market Turmoil As Rate Hike Draws Closer – ZH

U.S. job growth surges – Reuters

Dollar gains, U.S. stock futures drop after U.S. jobs data – Reuters

REGULARS

Daily Central Banks – WSJ

Douglas’ Take: Britons Unfazed by Low Inflation * Jobs Report Not Likely to Trigger June Rate Hike * Tarullo: Economy “Lost Some Momentum * Greece and Its Creditors Agree On Some Measures * Bank of Mexico Leaves Rates Unchanged

Daily Macro – WSJ

With the EU, IMF and Greece again finding a way to avert a looming crisis over a debt payment due to the IMF Friday, a risk factor has been removed from investors’ dashboard. Now, they just have to get through the U.S. jobs report, which could prove pivotal in deciding whether and when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year. If that doesn’t bother markets too much, investors could be inclined to make a day of it, giving them an opportunity to move beyond the extreme volatility seen in bond markets this week.

Morning MoneyBeat Asia – WSJ

Morning MoneyBeat Europe – WSJ

Morning MoneyBeat US – WSJ

Danske Daily – Danske Bank

Eye-Opener – Nordea

Another solid US jobs report today * Bond scarcity is no reason for yields not to rise * SEK shows continued strength

Morning Markets – TF

Daily FX Comment – Marc Chandler

Dollar and Syriza Push Back

Daily Shot – TF

Friday's Opec summit is not expected to produce any drastic news, but it would appear that the recovery in crude is fragile enough to falter even if the current production landscape persists.

Daily Press Summary – Open Europe

Vast majority of UK public undecided on EU referendum vote – reform essential for swing vote * Greece to bundle payments to the IMF as hopes for quick deal recede * Merkel confident of UK deal and willing to consider Treaty changes * Bundesbank raises growth forecast for Germany *  

Brussels Playbook – Politico

US Open – ZH

Futures Slump, Bund Selling Resumes With All Eyes On The Jobs Number

FX Update – TF

The train wreck in European sovereign bond markets is hopefully over for euro bears after yesterday’s climactic further spike, but then subsequent sharp reversal lower in yields. If so, this will allow the market to feel the full impact of any surprises from today’s US employment report.

From the Floor – TF

Remember the beginning of the week, when speculators were telling us that a Greek deal was essentially done? Well we were younger then, and far less wise. At the moment, things seem tense and ready to erupt over world markets – and with the US NFP print waiting in the wings, it could prove an interesting session.

FINNISH

Aamukatsaus – Nordea

Suomi: Taantuma vai lama? | USA:n toukokuun työllisyysluvut julkaistaan tänään | Kreikka lykkää IMF-lainojen takaisinmaksua

Suomen pankin muistio: Työajan pidennys kasvattaisi BKT:ta jopa 11 miljardia euroa – HS

Työntekijät varoittavat työajan pidentämisen voivan johtaa työttömyyden kasvuun