Trade War Threat to Jobs, ECB Anniversary, BOE Hawks: Eco Day

(Bloomberg) -- Good morning Americas. Here's news and analysis from Bloomberg Economics to help get your Tuesday started:

President Donald Trump's global trade war is posing a growing risk to the kind of robust job gains that the U.S. probably enjoyed again in June
It's been a decade since the ECB hiked interest rates on the cusp of crisis, and now some think the central bank could be waiting too long to tighten
China's exports to the U.S. cooled in the first half of 2018, ahead of more scheduled tariffs
- Two top Chinese central bank officials vowed to keep the yuan stable on Tuesday, stoking speculation that policy makers are prepared to take tougher actions to arrest the plunge in the currency
Sweden's central bank is moving toward a journey away from negative interest rates, committing to a plan to raise rates “toward the end of the year”
U.K. interest rates may need to rise faster than markets are currently pricing, according to Bank of England policy maker Michael Saunders, one of the Monetary Policy Committee's most hawkish members
- Meanwhile, a report Tuesday showed British construction growth unexpectedly accelerated to the fastest in seven months in June as new orders increased and house-building boosted activity
- The U.S. Congress is struggling to make tweaks to President Donald Trump's fast-moving trade policy changes, and Washington lobbyists are similarly stymied; meanwhile, here's how Bloomberg Economics stacks up the trade-war losers