More volatility could be in store this week if Wednesday’s inflation data is hotter than expected.
US PMI data and job reports will be released this week, including hourly earnings growth and the unemployment rate.
From Nestle and Volvo in Europe to Apple and Pepsi Co. on Wall Street, as many big firms and leading banks will detail first-quarter earnings.
After the Easter weekend, traders are back to work for a short yet action-packed week ahead.
The week ahead, although holiday-shortened, is busy and loaded with economic events.