Be in the know. 20 key reads for Friday…

  1. Stocks Take Off as Jobs Come Back (Barron’s)
  2. China to Allow Foreign Airlines to Restore Some Flights After U.S. Pressure (Wall Street Journal)
  3. Time to Buy Emerging Markets? (Barron’s)
  4. Oil Rebounds as Market Waits for Production Cuts (Barron’s)
  5. Oil prices rise as OPEC+ seen setting stage for weekend meeting (MarketWatch)
  6. Casino Stocks Are Surging as Las Vegas Reopens (Barron’s)
  7. ‘Europe Finally Got the Message’: Leaders Act Together on Stimulus (New York Times)
  8. Researchers Retract Study Linking Malaria Pill to Heart Risk (Bloomberg)
  9. History Suggests the Handshake Will Survive the Pandemic (Bloomberg)
  10. Is the Coronavirus Really Getting Weaker? (Bloomberg)
  11. Trump Team Envisions Up to $1 Trillion for Next Stimulus Round (Bloomberg)
  12. Las Vegas Casinos Reopen With $30-a-Night Rooms on the Strip (Bloomberg)
  13. 10-year Treasury yield surges above 0.9% after better-than-expected jobs report (CNBC)
  14. The ‘Inconvenient Fact’ Behind Private Equity Outperformance (Institutional Investor)
  15. ‘The biggest payroll surprise in history’ — economists react to May jobs report (MarketWatch)
  16. India Stocks Set for Second Weekly Gain on Easing Lockdown (Bloomberg)
  17. European Central Bank Ramps Up Stimulus Program Beyond $1.5 Trillion (Wall Street Journal)
  18. Airlines Add Flights as Travel Slowed by the Coronavirus Starts to Pick Up (Wall Street Journal)
  19. Americans Are Saving More, but How Long Can It Last? (Wall Street Journal)
  20. Investors Climb Back Into Riskiest Emerging-Market Bonds (Wall Street Journal)