US DATA: Econ at FTN look for +160K on NFP and an 8.2%b rate. FTN
notes those more optimistic on NFP tend to dismiss March weakness as a
one-time anomaly, while those forecasting slower economic growth tend to
see sluggish job growth as likely to continue in April. FTN is in the
latter camp, in part because the warm-weather industries which showed
the most weakness in March tend to add even more jobs in April and
therefore face an even higher seasonal adjustment hurdle.