Outdoor sport will be allowed to resume and people from different households can gather outdoors under the so-called rule of six restriction as England begins the next stage of its lockdown easing on Monday – FT (29)
Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Randal Quarles takes part in a virtual discussion on the Financial Stability Board hosted by the Peterson Institute – Bloomberg (30)
New York Fed President John Williams participates in a moderated discussion on “The Role Small Business Plays in Building Financial Resilience for the 50+” – Bloomberg (30)
⚠ The World Trade Organization is scheduled to issue its annual trade growth forecast on Wednesday after a sharp slide of about 9 per cent in 2020 – FT (31)
Manufacturing PMI for March (31)
CPI for March (31)
The Federal Reserve looks poised to disappoint Wall Street by not extending past today’s deadline, an emergency SLR exemption that’s propped up the Treasury market since last year’s pandemic panic – Bloomberg (31)
Joe Biden is expected to lay out more details of his $3tn-plus economic recovery package in a visit to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday – FT (31)
⚠ OPEC+ meets to discuss production levels for May (1)
The Bank of Japan’s closely watched quarterly Tankan survey is expected to show an improvement in business sentiment – Nikkei (1)
Manufacturing and Services PMIs for March (1)
Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker speaks at a virtual Fintech symposium – Bloomberg (1)
ISM Manufacturing for March (1)
New Vehicle Sales for March (1) ➡ A sharp rebound is expected
The stock market is closed in observance of Good Friday. SIFMA recommends an early bond market close at 12 p.m. ET (2)
Employment report for March (2)
#earnings for the week https://t.co/lObOE0dgsr $BB $MU $CHWY $LULU $BNTX $WBA $KNDI $IZEA $KMX $MKC $MTNB $CALM $OEG $ASO $FUV $PHR $MARK $BIOC $NCNO $FDS $PLAY $REED $RKDA $XSPA $HYRE $RMTI $CRMD $IMAB $QIWI $PVH $UNF $AYI $ANGO $APYX $CAAS $DARE $GES $SRAX $USIO $SPWH $TH pic.twitter.com/l8EHsugIkw
— Earnings Whispers (@eWhispers) March 27, 2021
Read our Focus on the Week Ahead here: https://t.co/DxJdMGB0N4 pic.twitter.com/gKiJ8iXBhS
— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) March 26, 2021
Get Ready for Biggest U.S. Jobs Surge in Months: Eco Week Ahead – Bloomberghttps://t.co/tRJp3WyFYU
— Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) March 28, 2021
Biden stimulus update, Derek Chauvin trial, England lockdown eases https://t.co/eD8ABddTL9
— FT Economics (@fteconomics) March 28, 2021
Here's what's coming up in the U.S. credit market https://t.co/EpP8vP3U31
— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) March 27, 2021
Vietnam GDP, Huawei results, Hong Kong election overhaul — Your Week in Asiahttps://t.co/ysKLXDBB3o
— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) March 28, 2021
#Biden to Unveil Major New Spending Plans as Democrats Eye Bigger Role for Government – Washington Posthttps://t.co/vbjT5zasoX
— Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) March 28, 2021
Schedule for Week of March 28, 2021 https://t.co/NPaCbCqB1x The key report scheduled for this week is the March employment report on Friday.
Other key reports include January Case-Shiller house prices and March Auto Sales. pic.twitter.com/g1JjtJrglN
— Bill McBride (@calculatedrisk) March 27, 2021
U.S. #Manufacturing Powers On Even as #Inflation Heats Up in March – Bloomberg
*Link: https://t.co/Jfemdd1Y2o pic.twitter.com/jKq2N56PNW— Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) March 27, 2021
Preview: U.S. New Vehicle Sales Should Rebound In Marchhttps://t.co/k1G4MmX37L
— Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) March 27, 2021
U.S. High Frequency Indicators Point To A Sharp Economic Rebound https://t.co/WfIOj1BLfl
— Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) March 23, 2021
U.S. Real GDP Can Fully Recover From #Covid_19 By The End Of 1Q21https://t.co/3p6AfXg2sT
— Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) March 26, 2021
⚠ Top 10 Macro/Financial Charts of the Week – w12 ⚠
HT @johnauthers, @TaviCosta, @jsblokland, @tracyalloway, @TeddyValleehttps://t.co/cFJAHtAz19
— Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) March 29, 2021
What happened in the world economy this week – in charts https://t.co/7b75q6uDN8
— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) March 26, 2021