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	US.jobs Daily update ⋅ June 4, 2018
	NEWS
	World Stocks Rise in Synchrony After US Jobs Report Wall Street Journal U.S. stocks rose sharply on Friday, reversing the week's losses amid dimming worries about Italian politics and an upbeat U.S. employment report that ... Global Stocks Ride US Jobs Report, Shrug Off Trade War Concerns - TheStreet.com Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Asian markets rise as investors digest strong US jobs report and trade concerns CNBC Asian stocks traded higher on Monday, tracking gains seen on Wall Street after Friday's expectation-topping U.S. jobs report and shrugging off ... Hong Kong shares rise as strong US jobs data offsets trade war fears - Reuters UK Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Trump's trade war is likely going to kill hundreds of thousands of jobs Business Insider "The tariffs and retaliation would increase U.S. steel employment and non-ferrous metals (primarily aluminum) employment by 26,346 jobs, but cost a ... Kudlow: Canada's Trudeau is 'overreacting' to US tariffs - The Mercury News Wider Tariffs Threaten to Take a Big Economic Toll - Wall Street Journal Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Asian shares gain as upbeat US jobs data offsets trade worries Reuters TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares edged up on Monday as strong U.S. jobs data offset worries that tariff wars between the United States and the rest of ... Asian Shares Rise as Upbeat US Jobs Data Offsets Trade Worries - U.S. News & World Report Asia stocks inch higher on strong US jobs report - Citywire.co.uk Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Dollar gains vs yen after strong US jobs report, outlook still murky Reuters TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar gained against the yen on Monday after the release of an upbeat U.S. jobs report, although uncertainty over potential ... Dollar elevated after upbeat US jobs report, outlook still murky - Reuters FOREX-Dollar gains vs yen after strong US jobs report, outlook still murky - Nasdaq FOREX-Dollar elevated after upbeat US jobs report, outlook still murky - Nasdaq Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Asian Markets Higher After Upbeat US Jobs Data Nasdaq (RTTNews.com) - Asian markets are higher on Monday, tracking the gains on Wall Street Friday on upbeat U.S. jobs data for the month of May and as ... GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares gain as upbeat US jobs data offsets trade worries - Reuters GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares rise as upbeat US jobs data offsets trade worries - Reuters Asian Shares Rise On US Jobs Data - Nasdaq Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Nikkei rises to 1-week high on US jobs data; exporters gain on weak yen Reuters Exporters such as automakers were bought after the dollar gained 0.15 percent to 109.660 yen following data showing that U.S. jobs growth gathered ... Tokyo stocks advance as US jobs data, weaker yen provide support - Xinhua Tokyo stocks close higher on solid US jobs data, weaker yen - Xinhua Tokyo stocks open higher as solid US jobs data propels buying - Xinhua Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Global shares shrug off trade tensions as US data reassures Reuters "The mood is mainly positive due to better U.S. job creation seen in (Friday's) NFP data, which has carried stocks higher despite headwinds such as ... Flag as irrelevant
	US jobs, Aust retail data boost market SBS The Australian share market has closed higher despite fading a little in afternoon trading, with stocks boosted by strong monthly US jobs data and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Asian Stocks Gain As US Jobs Blockbuster Puts Fed Hikes In Focus DailyFX Find out what the #1 mistake that traders make is and how you can avoid it. Asian stocks rose on Monday, apparently reacting to last week's very ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	HK stocks surge at open after strong US jobs data rthk.hk Hong Kong stocks climbed more than one percent at the open on Monday following another strong jobs report from the United States at the end of last ... Flag as irrelevant
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