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Mar 17, 2016

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Canada’s New Hope

Michael R. Bloomberg sees a bright future for Cana=a under the leadership of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — and a le=son for its neighbor to the south: "Locally led actions that are aligned w=th market forces have the potential to drive a new era of growth and inves=ment. Strong economic leadership, as Trudeau seems to understand, does not=begin with protectionist or socialist policies that vilify scapegoats. It =egins with uniting people around a hopeful and realistic vision that can b= fulfilled if government works in concert with markets."

A New Low in Con=ressional Inaction

President Barack Obama <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/6312696.27611/aHR0cDovL3=3dy5ibG9vbWJlcmcuY29tL3BvbGl0aWNzL2FydGljbGVzLzIwMTYtMDMtMTYvb2JhbWEtc2FpZ=10by1jaG9vc2UtZ2FybGFuZC1mb3Itc2NhbGlhLXMtc3VwcmVtZS1jb3VydC12YWNhbmN5/550=6a4c3b35d051538c37ccBf83f5468" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7=line-height:1.6em">nominated federal appeals court judge Merrick Garla=d to the Supreme Court Wednesday, and within hours, Senate Republicans declared that they woul= refuse to hold confirmation hearings. While Steph=n L. Carter cautions Republicans to think before they obstruc=, J=nathan Bernstein says it's far from clear what path they'll c=oose. Meanwhile, Noah Feldman praises Garland =s a careful, able jurist, and Cass Sunstein welcomes his incrementalist, nonpartisan approach.

The Federal Rese=ve's Hidden Message

On Wednesday, Fed officials indicated t=at they'll only raise rates twice this year, down from four times forecast in December. But those quarterly economi= projections have a deeper meaning to those who can read between the lines= Narayana Kocherlakota says: Inflation has been stu=k below the Fed's target in part because officials don’t actually =ant to get it back up.

Some States Are =osing Jobs. Most Aren’t.

Economies built on energ= are shaky, while others are thriving on low oil prices. Justin Fox analyzes =/strong>data from the most recent national employment report to see which =.S. states are hotbeds of opportunity, and which aren't doing so hot. (Sor=y, Wyoming.)

Where the Republ=cans Are Headed

What if Donald Trump bec=mes the GOP's presidential nominee? And what if, after winning so many pri=ary votes, he doesn't? Ramesh Ponnuru and Frank Wilkinson mull over the wildcard front-runner, his not-widely-beloved opponent, the base= the elites and the future of a fractured party.

Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

Fund managers=lose out from benchmarking (FT)

Buy and hold can be risky, too (Capital Spectator)

Why don't investors stay true to their principles? Think=self-deception ()

(Read Bar=y Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)

The Fed wakes up to the sl=ggish world bond traders live in

Busy refineries are no salvation for=oil prices

Chipotle remains hungry for customers

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