Friday's News Links

[Reuters] Slow U.S. jobs growth takes shine off dollar, stocks hold all-time highs

[Reuters] Oil slides as U.S. climate withdrawal compounds glut concerns

[Bloomberg] Slower Hiring, Lower Unemployment Offer Mixed U.S. Labor Signs

[Bloomberg] Wider U.S. Trade Gap May Signal Drag on Second-Quarter Growth

[Bloomberg] Trump’s Paris Exit Leaves Him Isolated From C-Suites to Capitals

[Bloomberg] Yuan's Forecasters Getting It Wrong as China Jolts Markets

[Bloomberg] Puerto Rican Exodus Is Speeding the Island’s Economic Collapse

[Reuters] Fretting over savings, Mrs Watanabe turns to bitcoin

[NYT] Trump Talks Tough on Trade, but His Team Is Treading Lightly

[WSJ] Fed Focuses on Job Gains as Economy Sends Mixed Messages

[WSJ] China Steps Up Support for Its Currency

[WSJ] Anbang, After a Whirlwind of Western Deals, Has Been Benched by China

[FT] China worries temper emerging markets optimism

Thursday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall Street hits record highs as economy seen accelerating

[Bloomberg] Here’s What the Fed Will Be Watching for in the Jobs Report

[Bloomberg] S&P, Moody's Downgrade Illinois to Near Junk, Lowest Ever for a U.S. State

[Reuters] Trump says U.S. to quit Paris climate pact; allies voice dismay