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 Here is what you need to know. The trade war is on. President Donald Trump's 25% tariff on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods, as varied as aircraft and chicken incubators, went into effect at midnight. Here comes the jobs report. The US economy is expected to have added 195,000 nonfarm jobs in June with the unemployment rate holding at 3.8%, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Average hourly earnings are expected to have risen 2.8% year-over-year. Citi warns a 'full-on global bear market' is coming. A team led by the equity strategist Robert Buckland says markets are in the third of four phases — the fourth bringing a bear market and possible recession — and shares some ideas about how to make money going forward. JPMorgan denies it's interested in a piece of Deutsche Bank. Shares of Deutsche Bank spiked 5% Friday morning after the German business magazine WirtschaftsWoche, citing unnamed sources in German regional government, reported that JPMorgan and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China could be interested in buying a stake in the embattled bank. JPMorgan has denied the story, but Deutsche Bank shares remain near session highs. Tesla's stock has been getting slammed since Elon Musk warned short sellers that their positions would soon 'explode.' Shares of Tesla have tumbled more than 13% since Musk warned short sellers, tweeting, "They have about three weeks before their short position explodes." Wall Street thinks the bidding war for 21st Century Fox assets is going to heat up. RBC Capital Markets' Steven Cahall and Jefferies' John Janedis are among the Wall Street analysts who think Comcast will take another run at 21st Century Fox's "hugely strategic assets." Shell CEO calls for 2040 ban on new petrol car sales to be moved up. Royal Dutch Shell CEO Ben Van Beurden says a more ambitious target would bring clarity, change consumer attitudes, and make it easier for Shell to make investment decisions going forward, The Guardian reports. Steve Cohen's hedge fund, Point72, has reportedly been blocked from taking British money. Cohen was deemed not to have passed the "fit and proper" test by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, a source told the Financial Times. The Swiss stock exchange is launching its own cryptocurrency exchange. SIX, the company that owns and operates the Swiss stock exchange, will launch the new Six Digital Exchange, which will be overseen by the Swiss national bank and the Swiss regulator Finma. Stock markets around the world are mixed. Japan's Nikkei (+1.12%) led the gains in Asia, and Germany's DAX (+0.01%) is little changed in Europe. The S&P 500 is set to open down 0.13% near 2,733. | 
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