Dollar falls versus euro for first day in four
The euro rebounds as China's foreign-exchange-reserves manager denied a news report that it was considering the sale of some of its holding of euro-denominated bonds.

Euro tumble
The euro falls against the U.S. dollar on Thursday, nearly revisiting four-year lows, as upbeat U.S. economic reports lifts hopes for Friday's May employment report, while euro-zone data slightly missed expectations.

Stocks Bounce, Payrolls Loom
European stocks have joined in what looks like a relief rally for global equity but looming U.S. payroll numbers will probably keep a lid on things. 

AM Report: Japan's Premier Resigns
Japanese Premier Hatoyama announced he will resign just nine months after taking office, a dramatic downfall that could fray ties with the U.S. Jacob Schlesinger discusses. Also, Mark Gongloff says there is no bottom in sight for US Treasury yields, as investors continue their flight to safety. 

AM Report: Israeli Raid Sparks Crisis
Relations between the U.S. and Israel showed strain following the deaths of at least nine pro-Palestinian activists in an Israeli commando raid on a ship headed to the Gaza Strip. Jerry Seib discusses. And David Reilly, Dave Kansas and Emma Moody discuss whether Europe's lingering banking woes are likely to slow the continent's recovery.