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| U.S. ECONOMY Mohamed A. El-Erian: "Although it isn't blemish-free, the 'wow' jobs report released this morning confirms that the U.S. labor market is continuing an impressive, if not historic, favorable run." Read more... The Editors: "Encouraging as the U.S. job market may be, its strong recovery presents a challenge for the Federal Reserve: If companies start paying workers more, at what point should the Fed begin increasing interest rates to guard against inflation? So far, the evidence suggests the Fed is right to be patient." Read more... Barry Ritholtz: "No one monthly report matters very much. Rather, it is the trend of job loss or creation that matters. Toward that end, I will ignore this month's release and discuss what has been going on during the past 12 months." Read more... ECONOMICS Noah Smith: "I share many of the liberal concerns about the plight of the middle class. But I'm deeply skeptical of the idea that it's time for a move back toward corporatism." Read more... CIVIL RIGHTS The Editors: "The 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, the attack on blacks marching to secure the right to vote in Alabama, has inspired a popular new movie and an Oscar-winning song. But it has not provoked much new thinking about the future of voting rights." Read more... Francis Barry: "President Barack Obama will deliver what could be the most important civil rights speech of his presidency on Saturday. But the most powerful words he can utter aren't about race." Read more... CURRENCY A. Gary Shilling: "Group of 20 finance officials recently pronounced that the deliberate weakening of one's currency in pursuit of domestic growth is acceptable, while devaluation to gain a foreign-trade advantage is not. I fail to see the distinction." Read more... DECLASSIFIED Josh Rogin and Eli Lake: "As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton repeatedly criticized other governments for not living up to high standards of openness and transparency with their citizens, while shielding her own e-mails from the U.S. archives." Read more... Rogin: "The State Department's special envoy for Syria, Daniel Rubinstein, plans to move on, raising further concerns about the Obama administration's commitment to resolving the conflict, beyond just fighting Islamic State." Read more... TECH William Pesek: "The future of Sony, a $32 billion giant, may turn on $50,000. That's how much a crowdfunding initiative championed by Chief Executive Officer Kazuo Hirai had raised as of Thursday for a new technology that seeks to empower would-be inventors." Read more... UKRAINE CRISIS Leonid Bershidsky: "The world's worst-performing currency this year, the Ukrainian hryvnia, has bounced back 47 percent since last week's precipitous plunge. It's tempting to conclude Ukraine has pulled back from the brink of financial disaster." Read more... 2016 ELECTIONS Jonathan Bernstein: "Want to see real media bias? It's coming -- in the form of trying to stir up a genuine fight for the Democratic presidential nomination." Read more... LATIN AMERICA Mac Margolis: "Staggered by $135 billion in debt and scandal, Brazilian state-run oil giant Petroleo Brasileiro SA has announced plans to offload some $13.7 billion in assets. Officials claim this is not a plan to raffle the jewel of the government crown. Instead, think fire sale, a maneuver to raise cash and keep creditors at bay." Read more... NEWS ROUNDUP Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)
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Share the View 2: A "Wow" Jobs Report
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