The unemployment rate in the euro area and the price index of consumer the single currency region should focus the attention of investors in a shorter week for the markets, which will be closed on Friday.
On Monday, February data will be known to income and personal spending in the United States, for which expected a rise of 0.3% and 0.2%, respectively, and of pending home sales, estimating an increase of 0.4% anticipated Lusa Millennium markets analyst investment banking, Ramiro Loureiro.
The next day, the focus is on retail sales in Germany, which is expected to have an annual increase of 3.3% in February, according to analysts. It will also be known retail sales indicator in Spain and inflation data in Italy
Featured also on that day, for the euro area:. The unemployment rate [in the eurozone] should reveal stagnation in 11.2% in February, and the price index of consumer must indicate a deflation of 0.1% in March.
In the UK, the GFK discloses the consumer confidence index (which should have risen in March) and the final value of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) can confirm the sequential expansion of 0.5% in Q4, says the analyst. Have Wall Street will be focused on house prices S & amp;. P / CaseShiller, Chicago PMI and consumer confidence, as measured by the Conference Board, which provides an improvement
On Wednesday, April 1, the value end of the PMI industry in the euro area should confirm an acceleration of activity growth pace in March (from 51 to 51.9), similar to what is expected for the United Kingdom (54.1 to 54.4) and in a counter with the United States (ISM dropping from 52.9 to 52.5).
It is expected that day, the ADP institute disclose the creation of 230,000 jobs by US companies -americanas last month. The PMI’s Industry and China Services indexes can mess with the opening of European markets that day.
The development of applications for unemployment benefits in the United States, as well as the evolution of the US trade balance (which should point to a slight reduction of the deficit in February), the ISM New York and factory orders, which would have stagnated in February, will mark the behavior of the markets on Thursday.
Finally, and on Friday, the European and US markets will be closed due to Good Friday holiday, leading up to Easter.
However, despite the widespread closure of bags, are scheduled data job creation by the US economy (anticipated the creation of 250,000 jobs in March, excluding the primary sector) and the US unemployment rate, which is expected to remain in the 5.5%.
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