Today is the second day of the Easter holiday, so there will still be no trading in most European countries. However, it is a normal trading day in most Asian countries and on Wall Street, so much of the commodity markets are back to trading. Monday started with noticeable gains in China following the publication of positive PMI indices and strong gains in gold and oil prices. Today we will have data releases primarily from the US, although the current week looks even more interesting with the publication of US labor market data this Friday.
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Create account Try a demo Download mobile app Download mobile app02:30 pm BST Canada - Manufacturing PMI Index (previous: 49.7)
02:45 pm BST USA - Manufacturing PMI Index (expected: 52.5; previous: 52.2)
03:00 pm BST USA – Manufacturing ISM Index (expected: 48.5; previous: 47.8)
This week:
Tuesday - PMI indices from Europe
Tuesday - JOLTS from the US
Tuesday - CPI inflation from Germany
Wednesday - CPI inflation for the eurozone
Wednesday - ISM index for the services sector from the US
Wednesday - DOE report on oil inventories
Thursday - PMI indexes for the services sector from Europe
Thursday - ECB Minutes
Friday - NFP report from the USA
Friday - Canadian labour market report
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