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On Friday morning, before U.S. markets open, the Labor Department will report job gains and unemployment for April. It will take a strong jobs number to offset recent weak reports on U.S. economic growth. And without a strong jobs report the Federal Reserve won’t have grounds for increasing interest rates at its June meeting.
Time to trade volatility with the VIX again
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Today, just two days after the collapse of 16-nation talks to cap oil production Russia and Saudi Arabia are talking about boosting production to prevent the loss of market share to Iran. Just talk? Or the beginning shots in an oil producers war that could sweep up Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf producers before its over?
China’s corporate bond market shows signs of cracking
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China’s 6.7% GDP growth hinged on another quarter’s worth of debt financing for an economy that’s already eyebrows deep in debt. Money supply climbed at a 13.4% rate in the quarter as the People’s Bank continued to pump cash into China’s economy. New loans by Chinese banks climbed to 1370 billion yuan in March. Aggregate growth in new financing was more than double the rate in the fourth quarter.