As the financial markets continue to react to global economic and corporate developments, investors need to stay updated on key events that could impact their portfolios. Here are the crucial market cues for the upcoming week, categorized by region and significance.
Japan
- March 31: Industrial production and retail sales data release.
- April 1: Unemployment data and Tankan index to be reported.
- April 4: Household spending data release.
India
- March 31: Markets closed for Eid al-Fitr.
- April 1: Monthly auto sales data release.
- April 2: HSBC India Manufacturing PMI data release.
United States
- April 1: Job openings and ISM Manufacturing data release.
- April 2: ADP employment data and deadline for U.S. reciprocal tariffs on major trading partners.
- April 3: Initial jobless claims, trade data, ISM services, and U.S. tariffs of 25% on car imports take effect.
- April 4: Nonfarm payrolls data release.
United Kingdom
- April 1: S&P Global Manufacturing PMI data release.
Eurozone
- April 1: HCOB Manufacturing PMI, CPI, and unemployment data release.
- April 3: HCOB Services PMI and PPI data release.
China
- March 31: Manufacturing and non-manufacturing PMI data release.
- April 1: Caixin Manufacturing PMI data release.
- April 3: Caixin Services PMI data release.
- April 4: Markets closed.
Corporate Actions
- March 31: Aditya Birla Capital board to discuss potential fundraising.
- April 1: Last date to buy shares of Railtel for interim dividend eligibility.
- April 2: Last date to buy shares of United Spirits for interim dividend eligibility.
- April 3: Last date to buy shares of Varun Beverages for final dividend eligibility.
Other Key Events
- March 31: ECB Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau to speak.
- April 1: ECB President Christine Lagarde and chief economist Philip Lane to address economic conditions.
- April 2: ECB Executive Board Member Isabel Schnabel to deliver remarks. PM Modi to visit Thailand.
- April 4: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to speak on economic outlook.
These key economic reports, corporate actions, and policy events will likely have a significant impact on global markets. Investors should closely monitor these updates to make informed decisions regarding their investments.
Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial or investment advice. Market conditions are subject to change, and readers are advised to conduct their own research or consult financial professionals before making any investment decisions.
