After moving back into negative territory, the major indices are trading sideways.
The financial (+1.1%) and consumer discretionary (+0.3%) sectors are in positive ground, while the eight remaining economic sectors are trading with losses. Financials are being led by Citigroup (C 24.03, +0.59) and consumer discretionary stocks are being led by Time Warner (TWX 14.58, +0.23).
Though crude hit a new intraday record high earlier in the session, refiner Valero (VLO 52.63, +0.95) is trading higher. Shares of VLO are down 26% year-to-date. However, Valero's stock price is up 9% this week alone. Valero was the subject of a favorable write-up in Barron's earlier this week.

"The week of the 12th is also the survey week for the employment report. A survey week comparison indicates that initial claims are down by 3,000. Our preliminary projection is for a decline in April payrolls of 50,000."

After testing previous session lows, stocks are making a move upward. However, each of the major indices contines to trade in the red.
Motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson (HOG 35.72, -1.07) is trading near its 52-week low, despite announcing better than expected earnings results this morning. Shares of HOG have been hit hard in response to the slowdown in the U.S. economy; the stock has lost nearly half its value during the past year. However, the consumer discretionary sector (+0.3%), as a whole, is faring better.

The dollar rose from a record low against the euro as Luxembourg Finance Minister Jean-Claude Juncker said financial markets have misunderstood the Group of Seven's position on currency volatility.
The U.S. currency started to gain after failing to weaken beyond $1.60 and gathered momentum after Juncker was quoted as saying the euro's recent advance against the dollar isn't desirable. The pound climbed against most of the major currencies on speculation the Bank of England will announce a plan next week to help end a logjam in money markets.
``There's increasing political pressure to urge the European Central Bank to do something about the euro,'' said Matthew Strauss, senior currency strategist in Toronto at RBC Capital Markets Inc., a unit of Canada's biggest bank by assets.
The U.S. currency has fallen 0.6 percent against the euro since G-7 finance ministers said after meeting in Washington on April 11 that they're concerned ``sharp fluctuations'' in currency markets may hurt the global economy.
``I don't have the impression that financial markets and other actors have correctly and entirely understood the message of the G-7 meeting,'' Juncker told reporters in Luxembourg today, according to Reuters.
The dollar briefly pared its gain versus the euro as manufacturing in the Philadelphia region contracted more than forecast in April. The Philadelphia Fed's general economic index fell to minus 24.9, the lowest since 2001, from minus 17.4 in March, the bank said today. Readings less than zero signal contraction.
``Juncker's comments made a few people a little bit nervous, but the market still wants to test where the threshold will be for the central banks to get in,'' said Jay Bryson, global economist at Wachovia Corp in Charlotte, North Carolina. ``As long as the concern about the U.S. economy is there, as long as data comes in weak, it's hard to see a sustained dollar rally.''
Sterling increased 0.6 percent against the euro after reaching a record low of 80.99 pence yesterday as charts traders use to predict currency movements showed the pound is due to gain after dropping 10 percent this year. The British currency increased 0.6 percent to $1.9842.

Stocks are making a concerted move downward, toward their session low, as the number of declining issues accelerates.
After starting the session as a sector leader, telecom (-0.6%) has relinquished its position. AT&T (T 37.35, -0.26) is a laggard in the sector, while rival Verizon (VZ 35.77, -0.08) is a relative leader.
Finnish phone and communications company Nokia (NOK 28.81, -4.88) announced this morning better than expected earnings results, but its disappointing outlook has led to considerable selling pressure.

"We agree that the U.K. economy most resembles the U.S. in terms of recession vulnerability. Our economists just revised their GDP forecasts to include a slight upward revision to Q1 U.K. GDP from 0.4% (q-o-q, sa) to 0.5% followed by less than 0.25% for each of the remaining quarters - effectively a growth recession even if not a technical one."

The drugmaker Pfizer reported lower sales and earnings due to weakness in its blood-pressure treatment Norvasc and allergy treatment Zyrtec. However, the Dow component's results managed to top analysts' estimates.
IBM reported higher quarterly earnings that topped estimates thanks to strong U.S. sales. (Full story).
eBay reported higher quarterly sales and earnings that topped forecasts, due to more ad listings and strength in its global businesses.

1 U.K. - 52%;
2. Eurozone - 14%;
3. Japan - 16%;
4. Australia - 4%;
5. China - 7%;
6. None of the above - 7%.

Stocks have taken a sudden upturn with no clear catalyst. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 are now trading near the unchanged mark, while the Nasdaq remains down a bit.
Despite this morning's earnings miss by Merrill Lynch (MER 45.64, +0.75), brokers are pushing higher. Goldman Sachs (GS 170.85, +1.80), Lehman Brothers (LEH 42.28, +0.56), and JPMorgan Chase (JPM 45.10, +0.14) have all reversed their early losses.
Oil is trading near the unchanged line, currently $114.97 per barrel, after hitting a new intraday record of $115.54 per barrel earlier in the session.

- SNB expects gradual economic slowdown
- High inflation due to high oil prices a problem for all banks

Lifted to $1.5940 area post-data, the weak Phila. Fed report and less than inspiring sub-components undercutting the dollarand sizeable $1.5900 expiry further freeing the pair. Traders mixed on euro outlook from here, some see overhang of longs still, even after the earlier dive to $1.5848 area, others see a market ready to tackle $1.6000 despite supply ahead of that level. Pair now at $1.5910 in fairly subdued trading.

USD/JPY: Y102.25, Y100.00

EUR/JPY: Y157.50

AUS/USD: $0.9350, $0.9400, $0.9420/25

Stocks appear headed towards a weak open Thursday as more losses at Merrill Lynch and signs of weakness in the labor market offset some stronger-than-expected corporate earnings.
The number of newly laid off workers filing claims for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, according to a report from the Labor Department.The report said new claims for unemployment benefits increased to 372,000, an increase of 17,000 from the previous week.
There were continued signs of earnings problems in the financial sector when student loan lender Sallie Mae posted a bigger-than-expected $104 million loss in the first quarter after the close Wednesday and said in the current loan environment it can not make profitable loans. The bad news in finance continued early Thursday when Merrill Lynch wrote down another $1.5 billion in the value of its assets and reported a net loss of $2.16 billion that was larger than expected. The nation's largest brokerage firm also announced it was cutting 4,000 jobs.
Shares of IBM surged 1.5% in early Frankfurt trading after Big Blue posted strong quarterly results late Wednesday that easily topped the consensus estimates. The company also lifted its guidance for full-year results above Wall Street forecasts.
Online auction site eBay also reported better than expected revenue and sales as it raised guidance for the year. Shares were up 0.4% in after-hours trading.
There were also mixed results from two Dow components reporting results early Thursday. Diversified manufacturer United Technologies posted improved earnings that topped forecasts. But drugmaker Pfizer saw net income fall and its gain in income excluding special charges also fell short of analysts' forecasts.Internet search leader and tech bellwether Google is due to release earnings after the market close; The Wall Street Journal reported that Yahoo is closer to outsourcing its search advertising to Google.

- Acknowledge EU growth below potential in 2008 and 2009
- Food, energy price pressures stronger than expected
- ECB Staff inflation forecasts to be revised up on food/wage deal.

the next data was issued

09:00 E-15 Trade balance (February) unadjusted, bln +0.8 -10.7
11:00 CAD CPI excluding food and energy (March) Y/Y 1.3% 1.5%
11:00 CAD CPI excluding food and energy (March) 0.2% 0.5%
11:00 CAD CPI (March) Y/Y 1.4% 1.8%
11:00 CAD CPI (March) 0.4% 0.4%

The dollar rose versus the yen and trimmed earlier losses against the euro after Merrill Lynch results beat some analyst expectations. The world's largest broker said its first quarter net loss was $1.96 billion or $2.19 a share, not as bad as some analysts had predicted.

The dollar fell earlier to a record low against the euro before a Federal Reserve report that may show shrinking manufacturing in the Philadelphia region, strengthening the case for U.S. interest-rate cuts. The yen dropped to the lowest level in more than three months against the euro as rising stocks prompted investors to buy higher- yielding assets with loans from Japan. The pound rose against the major currencies after a rally in European stock markets stoked demand for higher-yielding assets.
The pound also climbed from a two-week low versus the dollar on speculation the Bank of England will next week announce a plan to help end a logjam in money markets. It rebounded from a record against the euro as technical charts showed it's due to gain ground after dropping 10 percent this year.

EUR/USD: Early European trade saw a move to take out the overnight base, stops triggered as euro-dollar slipped to a $1.5898 low. Time spent here was brief, euro-dollar quickly recovering to test and ultimately take out the Asian high, a major Asian sovereign said to be leading the move.Rate was able to make a marginal show above Wednesday's high, topping out at $1.5985 and easing to $1.5960. Early US trade then saw a slide back under $1.5900 as Merrill writedowns came in lower than expected. Offers seen placed to $1.5880, a break above to open a move on toward $1.5900. Bids to $1.5840 with more stops below.
GBP/USD: Opened early Europe at $1.9713. Cable was pressed down to lows of $1.9693 in early Europe, as it eased in line with euro-dollar's dip to $1.5900, then struggled to track recovery as euro-sterling pushed to stg0.8097. Wire report that BOE/Govt mortgage rescue plan could be in place by next week boosted sterling with cable rallying to $1.9785. Late Europe trade sees sterling extend to $1.9790
USD/JPY rallied from Y101.70 to Y102.70.

German GDP growth this year to 1.8% from the 2.2% rate projected in October. However, the institutes expect economic momentum to gain in speed again next year. Over the medium-term, theinstitutes project average growth of 1.5% from 2007 to 2012.

USD/JPY: Y102.25, Y100.00

EUR/JPY: Y157.50

AUS/USD: $0.9350, $0.9400, $0.9420/25

The dollar fell to a record low against the euro before a Federal Reserve report that may show shrinking manufacturing in the Philadelphia region, strengthening the case for U.S. interest-rate cuts.
The U.S. currency was also near a one-month low against the Australian dollar and declined to a record low versus the Norwegian krone after crude oil rose to a record. The yen dropped to the lowest level in more than three months against the euro as rising stocks prompted investors to buy higher- yielding assets with loans from Japan.
The dollar has declined 13 percent on a trade-weighted basis in the past 12 months as the collapse of the U.S. subprime-mortgage market prompted the Fed to cut rates to prevent bank losses from pushing the economy into a recession.The pound rose against the major currencies after a rally in European stock markets stoked demand for higher-yielding assets.
The pound also climbed from a two-week low versus the dollar on speculation the Bank of England will next week announce a plan to help end a logjam in money markets. It rebounded from a record against the euro as technical charts showed it's due to gain ground after dropping 10 percent this year. Traders bought the pound and sold the yen as they returned to the carry trade.
``The pound may rise to $2 in the near term, but I would expect any rebound to be shallow,'' said Ian Stannard, a senior currency strategist in London at BNP Paribas SA, France's largest bank. ``The news of the Bank of England's new measure might help for now, but in the medium term we're still bearish the pound. News in the U.K. is likely to continue to come out on the negative side.''

Merrill Lynch has reported Q1 results with a net loss of $1.97 bln or a loss per share of $2.20, slighly worse than estimates. The bank reported credit valuation adjustments of negative $3 bln.

Resistance 3: Y103.60
Resistance 2: Y103.00
Resistance 1: Y102.30
Current price: Y102.04
Support 1: Y101.70

Support 2: Y101.30

Support 3: Y100.80

Comments: Dollar trades in a same range. Resistance is around Apr 11 highs on Y102.30 with a break above will target Apr 03 highs on Y102.90/00. StrongerlevelisnearMar 11 highsonY103.60. SupportcomesnearsessionlowsY101.70. Under there is a room for a dipper correction to Y101.30 and then – to Wednesday’s low on Y100.80.

Resistance 3: Chf1.0170
Resistance 2: Chf1.0100
Resistance 1: Chf1.0030

Current price: Chf1.0007

Support 1: Chf0.9940
Support 2: Chf0.9880

Support 3: Chf0.9820

Comments: Dollar advances. Resistance comes near session high at Chf1.00030 with a break above will extend rise to Chf1.0100 and Chf1.0170 (Apr 09 high). Support comes at yesterday’s low on Chf0.9940, then – on Chf0.9880 (Apr 10 low). BreakunderwillwidenlossestoChf0.9820. 0100/10.

Resistance 3: $1.9900

Resistance 2: $1.9840

Resistance 1: $1.9800
Current price: $1.9770
Support 1: $1.9700

Support 2: $1.9660
Support 3: $1.9610

Comments: Cable broke $1.9730 going to Wednesday’s high on $1.9800/10. Key resistance comes near channel line from Mar at $1.9840. Lift higher will open a way to $1.9900. Support comes near $1.9700, further – at $1.9660. Key level is around trend line from Apr 2006 at $1.9610.

Resistance 3:$1.6080
Resistance 2: $1.6020
Resistance 1: $1.5980
Current price: $1.5960

Support 1: $1.5900
Support 2: $1.5860
Support 3: $1.5750

Comments: Euro holds below new record high on $1.5980 (key resistance). Above the recover may extend to $1.6020 and $1.6080. Strong support comes near session low on $1.5900. Below correction may target $1.5860 and $1.5750 (Wednesday’s low).

USD/JPY: Y102.25, Y100.00
EUR/JPY: Y157.50
AUS/USD: $0.9350, $0.9400, $0.9420/25
USD/CAD: C$1.0270

WTI Nymex crude oil hits fresh record highs above $115.21 per barrel. Mass media report that output in Nigeria could fall by nearly a third by 2015 if it fails to garner more investment.

GBP/USD tracks euro-dollar's extended recovery, as this rate edges back

toward life highs at $1.5980, cable trading up to $1.9747. Offers at $1.9740/50. Stops noted ona break of $1.9760, which if triggered seen opening a move on toward $1.9780 ahead of stronger area between $1.9800/10. Bids remain in place back at $1.9700/1.9690.

EUR
Bids: $1.5920, $1.5900
Offers: $1.5955/65, $1.5980, $1.6000

JPY
Bids: Y100.85/80
Offers: Y102.30, Y102.80, Y103.00

GBP
Bids: $1.9700/1.9690, $1.9660/50
Offers: $1.9740/50, $1.9780, $1.9800/10

AUSSIE
Bids: $0.9350
Offers: $0.9400/05, 0.9470

The yen fell to its lowest in more than three months against the euro as a rally in Asian stocks gave investors confidence to buy higher-yielding currencies with loans from Japan.
The currency also slid after the Wall Street Journal reported Freddie Mac, the second- largest source of money for U.S. home loans, may announce today an agreement with three major mortgage lenders aimed at making more funds available for large home loans.
``Rising stocks are supporting the dollar and euro against the yen,'' said Tadahiko Nashimoto at Barclays Bank Plc. ``This is a reflection of some improvement in risk appetite.'' The yen may fall to Y163.50 against the euro today, Nashimoto forecast.
Japan's benchmark rate, which policy makers left at 0.5% this week, is the lowest among major economies and compares with 11.5% in South Africa, 7.25% in Australia and 8.25% in New Zealand.

EUR/USD fell to $1.5910 before rebounding to $1.5950. But the rise was short-lived and rate retreated to a new lows near $1.5895.
GBP/USD slid from $1.9740 to $1.9685.
USD/JPY rose from Y101.70 to Y102.17.

Thursday won’t bring anything important in Europe. At 11:00 GMT Canada will release its CPI report. At 12:30 GMT US Labor Department will issue Jobless Claims data. At 14:00 GMT Philly Fed’s index will come. Analysts predict the index rose to -13,0 versus -17,4 in March.

Japanese shares climbed for a third day after better-than-forecast earnings at U.S. banks boosted confidence that credit-market gridlock is nearing an end. The Nikkei 225 Stock Average climbed 252.17, or 1.9%, to 13,398.30. The broader Topix index added 21.44, or 1.7%, to 1,293.32.

Stock market fixing:
Nikkei 225 +155.55 +1.2% 13,146.13
Topix +15.91 +1.3% 1,271.88FTSE 100 +139.30 +2.36% 6,046.20
CAC 40 +74.42 +1.56% 4,855.10
Xetra Dax +117.79 +1.79% 6,702.84 DOW +256.80 +2.08% 12,619.27
NASDAQ +64.07 +2.80% 2,350.11
S&P 500 +30.21 +2.26% 1,364.64
10yr Note +1.2600 +0.353% 3.696%
NYMEX Crude Oil +1.14 +1.00% 114.93
Gold +16.30 +1.75% 948.30

Japanese stocks advanced for a second day, led by banks and technology companies, on speculation credit market losses have ebbed and after Intel Corp. forecast sales that may top analyst estimates.
Mizuho Financial Group Inc. extended its rally to a fourth day after the chief executive of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. said the worst of the credit-market contraction has passed. Ibiden Co., which makes packages for memory chips, soared the most in two weeks.
Property companies advanced, led by Sumitomo Realty & Development Co., on renewed confidence easing credit conditions will provide a boost to the real estate market. Sumitomo Realty, Japan's third-largest developer, rose 6.7%. Bigger rival Mitsui Fudosan Co. jumped 4.9%.
Ibiden surged 10%, the most since April 2, while Tokyo Electron Ltd. jumped 5.2%. Toshiba Corp. advanced 3.4%.
Victor Co. of Japan jumped 12% after the Nikkei newspaper reported the company will end sales of flat- panel televisions in Japan this year to focus on the more profitable U.S. and European markets.

European stocks rose for a second day, led by semiconductor makers and mining companies, after Intel Corp.'s sales forecast beat analysts' estimates and Chinese economic growth of more than 10% lifted metals prices.
Infineon Technologies AG gained the most this month after Intel Chief Executive Officer Paul Otellini said there were no signs of economic weakness hurting U.S. or European sales. BHP Billiton Ltd. increased the most since February as copper, lead and nickel advanced. Anglo American Plc added 4.5%.
Deutsche Bank AG led the region's lenders to their first gain in seven days after Wells Fargo & Co. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. of the U.S. reported earnings that exceeded some analysts' predictions. Societe Generale SA climbed 3.2%.
L'Oreal SA fell 7.4% after saying first-quarter revenue rose 2.1% to 4.36 billion euros, compared with analysts' estimates of 4.41 billion euros. UBS AG downgraded the shares to ``neutral'' from ``buy,'' saying this was ``a disappointing start to the year.''

Stocks rallied on Wall Street too as better-than-expected earnings reports from bellwethers Intel and JP Morgan overshadowed record oil and gas prices and another dour reading on the housing market.
More news: Dow stock Coca-Cola reported higher sales and earnings that topped estimates Wednesday morning.
Washington Mutual reported a $1.1 billion quarter loss late Tuesday, as it had warned it would a week earlier. The company also said it has concluded its plans to raise $7 billion in capital from private equity firm TPG.
Wells Fargo reported lower quarterly earnings that nonetheless topped analysts' forecasts. The company's profit was hurt because it had to increase loss reserves, setting aside $2.03 billion to cover higher delinquencies and defaults on mortgages and other loans.
Economic news. In the latest troubling sign for the housing market, new home construction fell more than expected to a 17-year low. Building permits, a measure of builder confidence, also declined. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.3% in March, up from a flat reading in March, but in line with analysts' estimates. The so-called "core" CPI, which strips out volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.2%, up from a flat reading in March and also in line with forecasts.

The dollar fell to a record low against the euro as European inflation accelerated last month, reducing chances the European Central Bank will follow the Federal Reserve in cutting interest rates. The currency had its biggest decline versus the euro in three weeks, weakening to $1.5979 as U.S. housing starts dropped more than twice as much as forecast to a 17-year low. Futures on the Chicago Board of Trade showed a 28 percent chance that policy makers will reduce the fed funds target by a half-percentage point to 1.75 percent on April 30, compared with a 42 percent likelihood a week ago. The rest of the odds were for a reduction of a quarter-percentage point.
The European inflation rate accelerated to 3.6 percent last month, the highest in almost 16 years, the European Union's statistics office in Luxembourg said today. ECB executive board member Juergen Stark said yesterday that interest rates at 4 percent may not be high enough to contain inflation.
Work began on 947,000 U.S. homes in March at an annual rate, down 11.9 percent from February and the fewest since March 1991, the Commerce Department said. Starts were projected to fall 5.2 percent to a 1.01 million pace from an originally reported 1.065 million rate in February, according to the median forecast of 72 economists surveyed.
The pound fell to the lowest level ever against the euro after a report showed European inflation accelerated more than initially estimated in March, bolstering speculation the U.K. currency's yield advantage over the single currency will diminish. Britain's currency declined to a record for a second day as the euro region's inflation rate rose to 3.6 percent last month, the highest level in almost 16 years, the European Union's statistics office said today. Rising consumer prices have forced the European Central Bank to keep the benchmark rate at a six- year high of 4 percent, while the Bank of England has cut its main rate three times since December, to 5 percent.

EUR/USD rose sharply from $1.5670 to a new life-time high on $1.5980 before retreated a bit.
GBP/USD strengthened following the euro from $1.9600 to $1.9805. Later rate corrected to $1.9690.
USD/JPY printed lows around Y100.80 before rebounding to Y101.90.

Thursday won’t bring anything important in Europe. At 11:00 GMT Canada will release its CPI report. At 12:30 GMT US Labor Department will issue Jobless Claims data. At14:00 GMTPhillyFed’sindexwillcome. Analysts predict the index rose to -13,0 versus -17,4 in March.

Resistance 3: Y103.60
Resistance 2: Y103.00
Resistance 1: Y102.30
Current price: Y102.07
Support 1: Y101.70
Support 2: Y101.30
Support 3: Y100.80
Comments: Dollar tries to rebound. Support is around Apr 11 highs on Y102.30 with a break above will target Apr 03 highs on Y102.90/00. Stronger level is near Mar 11 highs on Y103.60. Support comes near session lows Y101.70. Under there is a room for a dipper correction to Y101.30 and then – to Wednesday’s low on Y100.80.

Resistance 3: Chf1.0170
Resistance 2: Chf1.0100
Resistance 1: Chf1.0010
Current price: Chf0.9995
Support 1: Chf0.9940
Support 2: Chf0.9880
Support 3: Chf0.9820
Comments: Dollar retreats with support comes at yesterday’s low on Chf0.9940, then – on Chf0.9880 (Apr 10 low). Break under will widen losses to Chf0.9820. 0100/10. Resistance comes near session high at Chf1.0005/10 with a break above will extend rise to Chf1.0100 and Chf1.0170 (Apr 09 high).

Resistance 3: $1.9840
Resistance 2: $1.9800
Resistance 1: $1.9730
Current price: $1.9709
Support 1: $1.9700
Support 2: $1.9660
Support 3: $1.9610
Comments: Cable continued to trade contained with minor resistance comes at session high on $1.9730. Stronger level is on Wednesday’s high on $1.9800/10. Key resistance comes near channel line from Mar at $1.9840. Support comes near $1.9700, further – at $1.9660. Key level is around trend line from Apr 2006 at $1.9610.

Resistance 3:$1.6080
Resistance 2: $1.6020
Resistance 1: $1.5980
Current price: $1.5933
Support 1: $1.5900
Support 2: $1.5860
Support 3: $1.5750
Comments: Euro holds a bit below new record high on $1.5980 (key resistance). Above the recover may extend to $1.6020 and $1.6080. Strong support comes near session low on $1.5900/10. Below correction may target $1.5860 and $1.5750 (Wednesday’s low).

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.5976 1.5760 1.5942
USD/JPY 101.92 100.81 101.77
GBP/USD 1.9805 1.9601 1.9726
USD/CHF 1.0108 0.9940 0.9999

EUR/JPY 162.46 160.41 162.23
EUR/GBP 0.8096 0.8021 0.8078
GBP/JPY 200.93 199.12 200.75
GBP/CHF 1.9820 1.9646 1.9725

Change % Change Last
Nikkei 225 +155.55 +1.2% 13,146.13
Topix +15.91 +1.3% 1,271.88
FTSE 100 +139.30 +2.36% 6,046.20
CAC 40 +74.42 +1.56% 4,855.10
Xetra Dax +117.79 +1.79% 6,702.84
DOW +256.80 +2.08% 12,619.27
NASDAQ +64.07 +2.80% 2,350.11
S&P 500 +30.21 +2.26% 1,364.64
10yr Note +1.2600 +0.353% 3.696%
NYMEX Crude Oil +1.14 +1.00% 114.93
Gold +16.30 +1.75% 948.30

04:30 Japan Industrial output (February) final - -1.2%
04:30 Japan Industrial output (February) final Y/Y - 4.2%
09:00 EU(15) Trade balance (February) unadjusted, bln - -10.7
11:00 Canada CPI (March) - 0.4%
11:00 Canada CPI (March) Y/Y - 1.8%
11:00 Canada CPI excluding food and energy (March) - 0.5 (0.4)%
11:00 Canada CPI excluding food and energy (March) Y/Y - 1.3%
12:30 USA Jobless claims (week to 12.04) 380K 357K
14:00 USA Philadelphia Fed index (April) -14.0 -17.4
14:00 USA Leading indicators (March) 0.1% -0.3%
20:30 USA M2 money supply (07.04), bln - -30.3