US 0830 ET Weekly initial unemployment claims expected -44,000 to 700,000, previous +16,000 to 744,000. Weekly continuing claims expected -34,000 to 3.700 million, previous -16,000 to 3.734 million.
0830 ET Mar retail sales expected +5.8% m/m and +5.0% m/m ex-autos, Feb -3.0% m/m and -2.7% m/m ex-autos.
0830 ET Apr Empire manufacturing survey general business conditions expected +1.8 to 19.2, Mar +5.3 to 17.4.
0830 ET Apr Philadelphia Fed business outlook survey expected -10.9 to 40.9, Mar +28.7 to 51.8.
0915 ET Mar manufacturing production expected +3.6% m/m, Feb -3.1% m/m. Mar industrial production expected +2.5% m/m, Feb -2.2% m/m. Mar capacity utilization expected +1.8 to 75.6%, Feb -1.7 to 73.8%.
1000 ET Feb business inventories expected +0.5% m/m, Jan +0.3% m/m.
1000 ET Apr NAHB housing market index expected +2 to 84, Mar -2 to 82.
1100 ET Treasury announces the amount of 20-year T-bonds to be auctioned April 21 (previous $24 billion) and 5-year TIPS to be auctioned April 22 (previous $15 billion).
1130 ET Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic (voter) participates in a virtual discussion on economic equality hosted by the Atlanta Fed.
1400 ET San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly (voter) gives a virtual speech on financial stability and monetary policy.
1600 ET Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester (non-voter) discusses economic inclusion during a videoconference hosted by Swarthmore College.
GERMANY 0200 ET Revised German Mar CPI (EU harmonized), previous +0.5% m/m and +2.0% y/y.
FRANCE 0245 ET Revised France Mar CPI (EU harmonized), previous +0.7% m/m and +1.4% y/y.
UK 0430 ET BOE bank liabilities/credit conditions surveys.
CANADA 0830 ET Canada Feb manufacturing sales expected -1.0% m/m, Jan +3.1% m/m.
0900 ET Canada Mar existing home sales, Feb +6.6% m/m.
CHINA 2130 ET China Mar new home prices, Feb +0.36% m/m.
2200 ET China Q1 GDP expected +1.4% q/q and +18.5% y/y, Q4 +2.6% q/q and +6.5% y/y.
2200 ET China Mar industrial production expected +18.0% y/y.
2200 ET China Mar retail sales expected +28.0% y/y.
