Headlines discussed at LNWM’s Monday morning briefing:

— A rebound in US GDP for 2nd quarter 2016 seems likely, per recent data on jobs and economic activity.
— The Fed said a mid-June interest rate increase “likely would be appropriate,” per its April meeting notes.
— The IMF proposed that Greece start repaying its bailout loans in 2040, with maturities extended to 2080.
— European equities broke a string of recent losses and advanced the most in a month.
— Japan’s economy surprised on the upside for 1st quarter 2016, growing 1.7% annualized.

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