- The first batch of data is due at 12:30 GMT, and can be cut into two pieces:
- The US Gross Domestic Product final reading for Q4 will be released:
- Headline GDP is expected to remain unchanged from the prior estimate at 3.2%.
- The GDP Price Index is set to remain at 1.7%.
- Core Personal Consumption Expenditures is expected at 2.1%.
- This week’s Jobless Claims:
- Initial Claims are expected to come out at 215,000, a touch higher from last week’s 210,000.
- Continuing Claims should remain stable at 1.807 million.
- The US Gross Domestic Product final reading for Q4 will be released:
- The Chicago Purchasing Manager Index for March is expected to head from 44 to 46 at 13:45 GMT.
- At 14:00 GMT, the final reading for the University of Michigan for March will come out:
- Consumer Sentiment is expected to remain unchanged at 76.5.
- Consumer Inflation expectations will remain stable as well at 2.9%.
- The Kansas Fed Manufacturing Index for March will be released at 15:00 GMT, and was previously at 3. No forecast is available.
- Equities are mildly in the green in the European trading session. US Equity futures look rather flat ahead of the opening bell.
- According to the CME Group’s FedWatch Tool, expectations for the Fed’s May 1 meeting are at 94.8% for keeping the fed funds rate unchanged, while chances of a rate cut are at 5.2%.
- The benchmark 10-year US Treasury Note trades around 4.21%, up from 4.18% earlier this week.
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