Friday's News Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks, Dollar Rise as Jobs Data Top Estimate: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] U.S. Hiring Accelerates While Wage Growth Stays Flat

[Reuters] Bank of Japan offers to buy unlimited amount of bonds to calm markets

[Bloomberg] ECB Is Said to Wonder If ABS Program Worthwhile as QE Talks Loom

[Bloomberg] China Blasts G-20 Over Trade as Trump and Putin Shake Hands

[Bloomberg] Bond Rout Sounds Warning for Equities That Higher Rates Can Hurt

[Bloomberg] China Rewrites Rulebook on Capital Flows After Crisis Lessons

[Bloomberg] Emerging Markets May Have Squandered the Rock-Bottom Rates Era

[CNBC] Ray Dalio, manager of world's biggest hedge fund, says 'keep dancing' but party ending soon

[Bloomberg] In America’s Richest State, the Capital Flirts With Bankruptcy

[Bloomberg] Hong Kong Braces for Higher Rates as Currency Losses Quicken

[WSJ] Mester Says Fed Should Start Portfolio Runoff ‘Sooner Rather Than Later’

[Reuters] U.S. bombers challenge China in South China Sea flyover

[NYT] Hackers are Targeting Nuclear Facilities, Homeland Security Dept. and F.B.I. Say

Thursday Evening Links

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Drop Most Since May, Bond Rout Worsens: Markets Wrap

[Bloomberg] Bond Wipeout Prompts U.S. Treasury Bulls to Rush for the Exit

[Bloomberg] Hawkish Central Bankers Spark a Debate About the End of Easy Money

[Bloomberg] Gundlach Sees More Pain for Bond Bulls as Hedge Funds Make Exit

[Bloomberg] Emerging Currencies Are in the Bull's-Eye as More Central Banks Signal Hikes

[Reuters] U.S. housing finance system 'unsustainable': Fed's Powell

[FT] ECB minutes stir debate over retreat from cheap money

[FT] ETF revolution is not without cost