If you went into a lab and tried to design the perfect jobs report, you'd have a hard time coming up with something better than the one the Labor Department issued Friday at 8:30am ET. Why it matters: The U.S. labor market isn't merely not faltering. Rather, it is getting stronger — but in ways that aren't likely to raise excessive inflation alarm bells at the Federal Reserve. • Strong job creation in March coincided with an expanding labor force and moderate wage growth — pretty much an ideal situation for both workers and inflation-wary central bankers and investors. Driving the news: Employers added 303,000 jobs ... (full story)