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Tuesday, January 24, 2017

MORNING CALL 1/24

Barchart Morning Call

Barchart.com - Tue Jan 24, 6:35AM CST
OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS
Mar E-mini S&Ps (ESH17 -0.01%) are little changed, down -0.02%, while European stocks are up +0.11% on reduced Brexit concerns after the UK's highest court ruled that Prime Minister May must seek an act of Parliament to start the 2-year countdown to Brexit, which may give British lawmakers a chance to soften the government’s plan. European stocks also received a boost after the Eurozone Jan Markit manufacturing PMI unexpectedly expanded. Mar WTI crude oil (CLH17 +0.19%) is up +0.17% on signs that OPEC members are adhering to their agreed upon production cuts after Iraq, OPEC's second-biggest producer, said it has already reduced crude output by 180,000 bpd and will cut its output by another 30,000 bpd by the end of the month. Asian stocks settled mostly higher: Japan -0.55%, Hong Kong +0.22%, China +0.18%, Taiwan +0.25%, Australia +0.70%, Singapore +0.54%, South Korea +0.07%, India +0.95%. Chinese shares closed higher and Japanese stocks fell after President Trump on Monday signed an executive order that withdrew the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership accord. Losses in Japanese stocks were contained after the Japan Jan Nikkei manufacturing PMI expanded at the fastest pace in 2-3/4 years.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.15%) is up +0.15%. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.22%. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is up +0.54%.
Mar 10-year T-note prices (ZNH17 -0.19%) are down -6.5 ticks.
The Eurozone Jan Markit manufacturing PMI unexpectedly rose +0.2 to 55.1, stronger than expectations of -0.1 to 54.8 and the fastest pace of expansion since the data series began in 2014.
The Japan Jan Nikkei manufacturing PMI rose +0.4 to 52.8, the fastest pace of expansion in 2-3/4 years.
U.S. STOCK PREVIEW
Key U.S. news today includes: (1) Jan Markit manufacturing PMI (expected +0.2 to 54.5, Dec +0.2 to 54.3), (2) Dec existing home sales (expected -2.0% to 5.50 million, Nov +0.7% to 5.61 million), (3) Jan Richmond Fed manufacturing index (expected -2 to 6, Dec +4 to 8), (4) Treasury auctions $26 billion of 2-year T-notes, (5) USDA Dec Cold Storage.
Notable S&P 500 earnings reports today include: Capital One (consensus $1.62), Corning (0.44), EI du Pont (0.42), Johnson & Johnson (1.56), Verizon (0.89), Lockheed Martin (3.06), 3M (1.87), Texas Instruments (0.81), Discover Financial (1.38), Navient (0.43).
U.S. IPO's scheduled to price today: Meridian Waste Solutions (MRDN).
Equity conferences: SPE Hydraulic Fracturing Technology Conference on Tue, Hart Energy DUG Marcellus Utica Midstream Conference on Wed-Thu.
OVERNIGHT U.S. STOCK MOVERS
Verizon Communications (VZ -0.59%) slid over 2% in pre-market trading after it reported Q4 adjusted EPS of 86 cents, weaker than consensus of 89 cents.
Alibaba (BABA +2.45%) jumped almost 5% in pre-market trading after it reported Q3 revenue of 53.2 billion yuan, stronger than consensus of 50.1 billion yuan, and forecast fiscal 2017 revenue will be up 53%, higher than an earlier projection of up 48%.
Humana (HUM +2.24%) was downgraded to 'Hold' from 'Buy' at Stifel.
J&J Snack Foods (JJSF -0.97%) reported Q1 EPS of 72 cents, stronger than consensus of 63 cents.
HealthEquity (HQY +0.78%) was rated a new 'Overweight' at Keybanc Capital Markets with a 12-month target price of $60.
U.S. Foods Holding Company (USFD -1.11%) lost nearly 1% in after-hours trading after it launched a 30 million share secondary offering of common stock.
The Soros Fund increased its passive stake in Sigma Designs (SIGM -0.79%) to 5.3% from 3.11%.
Enterprise Financial Services (EFSC -0.69%) reported Q4 core EPS of 59 cents, below consensus of 61 cents.
Brown & Brown (BRO -0.91%) reported Q4 adjusted EPS of 42 cents, above consensus of 41 cents.
Yahoo! (YHOO +0.83%) gained almost 1% in after-hours trading after it reported Q4 adjusted EPS of 25 cents, higher than consensus of 21 cents.
Ocular Therapeutix (OCUL -4.79%) slid over 5% in after-hours trading after it announced a $25 million public offering of common stock.
Mercury Systems (MRCY +0.96%) jumped 8% in after-hours trading after it reported Q2 adjusted EPS of 30 cents, better than consensus of 26 cents, and said is it sees Q3 adjusted EPS of 29 cents-32 cents, above consensus of 29 cents.
Fortina Silver Mines (FSM +2.70%) dropped 6% in after-hours trading after it issued 10.32 million shares at $6.30 per common share, an 8.7% discount to Monday's closing price.
BioAmber (BIOA -11.15%) slumped 11% in after-hours trading after it announces a $10 million underwritten public offering of common stock.
Cascadian Therapeutics (CASC -0.54%) fell 4% in after-hours trading after it announced that it intends to offer and sell shares of its common stock and Series E convertible preferred stock in concurrent but separate underwritten public offerings, although no size was given.
MARKET COMMENTS
Mar E-mini S&Ps (ESH17 -0.01%) this morning are down -0.50 of a point (-0.02%). Monday's closes: S&P 500 -0.27%, Dow Jones -0.14%, Nasdaq +0.05%. The S&P 500 on Monday dropped to a 1-week low and closed lower on concern about U.S. trade policies that may constrict global growth after President Trump promised a "very major" border tax and signed an executive order to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. There was also weakness in energy producer stocks after crude oil prices fell -0.73%.
Mar 10-year T-notes (ZNH17 -0.19%) this morning are down -6.5 ticks. Monday's closes: TYH7 +19.00, FVH7 +11.25. Mar 10-year T-notes on Monday closed higher on the slide in stocks and on reduced inflation expectations after the -0.73% decline in crude oil prices.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.15%) this morning is up +0.15 (+0.15%). EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.0024 (-0.22%). USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is up +0.61 (+0.54%). Monday's closes: Dollar index -0.742 (-0.74%), EUR/USD +0.0062 (+0.58%), USD/JPY -1.91 (-1.67%). The dollar index on Monday fell to a 1-1/2 month low and closed lower on concern about the Trump administration’s trade policies. There was also strength in EUR/USD which rose to a 1-1/2 month high on signs of strength in Germany's economy after the Bundesbank said Germany's economic growth "clearly gained pace" in Q4 as exports rose "strongly" and as "very strong" factory orders boosted industrial production.
Mar WTI crude oil prices (CLH17 +0.19%) this morning are up +9 cents (+0.17%) and Mar gasoline (RBH17 +0.63%) is +0.0077 (+0.48%). Monday's closes: Mar crude -0.39 (-0.73%), Mar gasoline -0.0014 (-0.09%). Mar crude oil and Mar gasoline on Monday closed lower on concern about increased U.S. crude output after last Friday's data from Baker Hughes showed active U.S. oil rigs increased sharply by 29 rigs to a 13-1/2 month high of 552 rigs. Oil prices were also undercut by President Trump's push for higher U.S. crude oil production when he said "he was committed to achieving energy independence from the OPEC cartel and any nations hostile to our interests" by exploiting "vast untapped domestic energy reserves." Crude oil prices found some support from the decline in the dollar index to a 1-1/2 month low.

GLOBAL EVENT CALENDAR01/24/2017
Tuesday, Jan 24
US0945 ETJan Markit manufacturing PMI expected +0.2 to 54.5, Dec +0.2 to 54.3.
1000 ETDec existing home sales expected -2.0% to 5.50 million, Nov +0.7% to 5.61 million.
1000 ETJan Richmond Fed manufacturing index expected -2 to 6, Dec +4 to 8.
1300 ETTreasury auctions $26 billion of 2-year T-notes.
1500 ETUSDA Dec Cold Storage.
Wednesday, Jan 25
US0700 ETWeekly MBA mortgage applications, previous +0.8% with purchase sub-index -5.2% and refi sub-index +6.8%.
0900 ETNov FHFA house price index expected +0.4%, Oct +0.4% m/m.
1030 ETEIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report.
1130 ETTreasury auctions $15 billion of 2-year floating-rate notes.
1300 ETTreasury auctions $34 billion of 5-year T-notes.
n/aHouse and Senate Republicans begin a 3-day policy retreat in Philadelphia.
U.S. STOCK CALENDAR01/24/2017
CompanyTickerTimeEvent DescriptionPeriodEstimate
Corning IncGLW USBef-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.437
DR Horton IncDHI USBef-mktQ1 2017 Earnings ReleaseQ1 20170.475
Waters CorpWAT USBef-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20162.127
EI du Pont de Nemours & CoDD US6:00Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.418
Fifth Third BancorpFITB US6:30Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.431
Johnson & JohnsonJNJ US6:40Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20161.564
Travelers Cos Inc/TheTRV US6:57Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20162.808
Verizon Communications IncVZ US7:00Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.894
Lockheed Martin CorpLMT US7:25Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20163.055
Kimberly-Clark CorpKMB US7:30Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20161.415
3M CoMMM US7:30Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20161.871
EI du Pont de Nemours & CoDD US8:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Waters CorpWAT US8:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Prologis IncPLD US8:00Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.629
Verizon Communications IncVZ US8:30Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Corning IncGLW US8:30Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Johnson & JohnsonJNJ US8:30Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
3M CoMMM US9:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Travelers Cos Inc/TheTRV US9:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Fifth Third BancorpFITB US9:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Kimberly-Clark CorpKMB US10:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
DR Horton IncDHI US10:00Q1 2017 Earnings CallQ1 2017
Lockheed Martin CorpLMT US11:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Prologis IncPLD US12:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Becton Dickinson and CoBDX US13:00Annual General MeetingY 2017
Capital One Financial CorpCOF US16:05Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20161.615
Total System Services IncTSS US16:15Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.701
Texas Instruments IncTXN US16:30Q4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.812
Stryker CorpSYK US16:30Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Intuitive Surgical IncISRG US16:30Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
CA IncCA US17:00Q3 2017 Earnings CallQ3 2017
Total System Services IncTSS US17:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Capital One Financial CorpCOF US17:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Seagate Technology PLCSTX US17:00Q2 2017 Earnings CallQ2 2017
CA IncCA USAft-mktQ3 2017 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20170.605
Stryker CorpSYK USAft-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20161.767
Intuitive Surgical IncISRG USAft-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20165.983
Seagate Technology PLCSTX USAft-mktQ2 2017 Earnings ReleaseQ2 20171.077
Discover Financial ServicesDFS USAft-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20161.383
Navient CorpNAVI USAft-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.434
Texas Instruments IncTXN US17:30Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Discover Financial ServicesDFS US18:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012

3 Small Cap S&P 600 stocks on the move up

This morning I used Barchart to screen the Small Cap S&P 600 stocks to find the 3 with he most steady and consistent upward price momentum and found Ruth's Hospitality Group (RUTH), A M Castle & Co (CAS) and Lance (LNCE)

Ruth's Hospitality Group (RUTH)


Barchart technical indicators:
  • 64% Barchart technical buy signal
  • Trend Spotter buy signal
  • Above its 20, 50 and 100 day moving averages
  • 17 new highs and up 22.00% in the last month
  • Relative Strength Index 65.11%
  • Barchart computes a technical support level at 7.20
  • Recently traded at 7.44 with a 50 day moving average of 6.64
A M Castle & Co (CAS)


Barchart technical indicators:
  • 88% Barchart technical buy signal
  • Trend Spotter buy signal
  • Above its 20, 50 and 100 day moving averages
  • 16 new highs and up 24.08% in the last month
  • Relative Strength Index 64.46%
  • Barchart computes a technical support level at 12.71
  • Recently traded at 12.75 with a 50 day moving average of 11.42
Lance (LNCE)


Barchart technical indicators:
  • 96% Barchart technical buy signal
  • Trend Spotter buy signal
  • Above its 20, 50 and 100 day moving averages
  • 16 new highs and up 16.85% in the last month
  • Relative Strength Index 68.20%
  • Barchart computes a technical support level at 25.32
  • Recently traded at 25.78 with a 50 day moving average of 23.44




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Thursday, March 29, 2012

Barchart Morning Call 3/29

Barchart Morning Call
Barchart.com - 2 hrs 33 mins ago
Overnight Developments
  • Global stocks this morning are lower with the Euro Stoxx 50 down -0.83% and Jun S&Ps down -5.00 points. The dollar and Treasuries rose while stocks and commodities declined after the head of sovereign ratings at Standard & Poor's said Greece will probably have to restructure its debt again and this may involve bailout partners such as European governments. The IMF mission chief to Greece added that while the country has made an "aggressive" fiscal adjustment, it will take at least a decade to fully complete the country's restructuring. Another negative for European stocks and the euro was the unexpected -0.1 point decline in Mar Euro-Zone economic confidence to 94.4, weaker than expectations of +0.1 to 94.5. On the positive side, Mar German unemployment fell -18,000, more than expectations of -10,000, while the Mar unemployment rate unexpectedly fell -0.1 to 6.7%, better than expectations of unchanged at 6.8% and the lowest since data for a reunified Germany began in 1991. Crude oil prices declined after French Premier Fillon told France Inter Radio that the prospects of an accord between the U.S. and Europe on tapping strategic oil reserves are "good."
  • Asian stocks today closed lower with Japan down -0.67%, China -1.28%, Australia -0.13%, South Korea -0.93%, India -0.37%. Asian stocks closed lower on concerns China's economic slowdown is weighing on company earnings and after U.S. durable goods orders rose less than expected. The yen rose against the dollar, which weakened Japanese exporters, on speculation Japanese companies will repatriate overseas earnings before the end of the fiscal year on Mar 31. A bullish factor for Japanese stocks was the +2.0% m/m and +3.5% y/y increase in Feb Japan retail sales, stronger than expectations of unchanged m/m and +1.4% y/y, with the +3.5% y/y increase the biggest gain in 1-1/2 years. China's Shanghai Stock Index slipped to a 2-1/4 month low on concern the slowing economy is undercutting company earnings. Data from Bloomberg show 505 companies in the Shanghai Composite have released annual earnings with an average profit growth of 17%, compared with 38% growth in the previous year.
Overnight U.S. Stock News
  • June S&Ps this morning are trading down -5.00 points. The U.S. stock market Wednesday retreated after durable goods orders rose less than forecast and after a slide in crude oil drove energy producers lower: Dow Jones -0.54%, S&P 500 -0.49%, Nasdaq Composite -0.49%. The Nasdaq rallied up to an 11-year high early, but gave up its advance and closed lower. Bearish factors Wednesday included (1) the smaller-than-expected increase in Feb U.S. durable goods orders (+2.2% and +1.6% ex transportation, weaker than expectations of +3.0% and +1.7% ex transportation), (2) weakness in energy producers after a surge in weekly DOE crude inventories sent oil prices tumbling, and (3) global growth concerns after Q4 U.K. and French GDP were revised lower.
  • Bullish factors Wednesday included (1) reduced European sovereign debt concerns after Italy auctioned 8.5 billion euros of T-bills at 1.119%, the lowest yield in 1-1/2 years and after Italian Prime Minister Monti said that the Euro-Zone's debt woes are "almost over," and (2) a rally in oil-tanker companies after Dahlman Rose & Co. said the industry's asset prices may gain as much as 20% within a year as sanctions targeting Iran's crude exports alters trading patterns and reduces a glut in global oil tanker fleets.
  • Mosaic (MOS) fell 2.2% in European trading after the company reported Q3 EPS of 64 cents a share, weaker than analysts' estimates of 69 cents, citing lower potash volumes and higher phosphate raw-material costs.
Today's Market Focus
  • June 10-year T-notes this morning are up +5 ticks. T-note prices Wednesday moved higher into early afternoon after the Fed bought long-term Treasuries as part of its Operation Twist program and Feb durable goods orders rose less than expected but prices faded into the close and settled little changed on lackluster demand for the Treasury's $35 billion 5-year T-note auction: TYM2 -0.5, FVM2 -1.0, EDU2 -0.5. Bullish factors Wednesday included (1) the smaller-than-expected increase in Feb U.S. durable goods orders (+2.2% and +1.6% ex transportation, weaker than expectations of +3.0% and +1.7% ex transportation), and (2) the Fed's purchase of $4.81 billion of Treasuries as part of its Operation Twist program to replace $400 billion of short-term debt in its portfolio with longer-term Treasuries in an attempt to keep borrowing costs low. Bearish factors included (1) reduced safe-haven demand for Treasuries as European sovereign-debt concerns eased after Italy auctioned 8.5 billion euros of T-bills at 1.119%, the lowest yield in 1-1/2 years, (2) slack demand for the Treasury's $35 billion auction of 5-year T-notes that had a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.85, weaker than the 12-auction average of 2.89, and (3) supply pressures ahead of the Treasury's $29 billion auction of 7-year T-notes on Thu.
  • The dollar index this morning is higher with the dollar/yen -0.66 yen and the euro/dollar -0.42 cents. The dollar index Wednesday strengthened after the euro and British pound declined when Q4 U.K. and French GDP were revised lower along with increased safe-haven demand for the greenback after stocks moved lower: Dollar Index +0.079, USD/JPY -0.279, EUR/USD +0.00020. Bullish factors included (1) weakness in the British pound and the euro after Q4 U.K. and French GDP were revised lower, and (2) increased safe-haven demand for the dollar after stocks declined. Bearish factors included (1) euro positive comments from Italian Prime Minister Monti who said that the Euro-Zone's debt woes are "almost over" after a slow initial response by policy makers, (2) Italy's auction of 8.5 billion euros of T-bills at 1.119%, the lowest yield in 1-1/2 years, which reduces the safe-haven demand for the dollar as European debt concerns ease, and (3) a draft statement for Euro-Zone finance ministers that said European governments are preparing for a 1-year increase in the ceiling on rescue funds to 940 billion euros to combat the European debt crisis, which is euro supportive.
  • May crude oil prices this morning are down -64 cents a barrel and May gasoline is +0.10 of a cent per gallon. Crude oil and gasoline prices Wednesday tumbled as the dollar rose and after weekly DOE crude oil inventories climbed by the most since July 2010: CLK12 -$1.92, RBK -2.43. Bearish factors included (1) the stronger dollar, which diminishes investment demand in commodities, (2) the surge in weekly DOE crude stockpiles by the most in 20-months to a 7-month high (+7.10 million bbl to 353.4 million bbl versus expectations of +2.7 million bbl), (3) a possible release of SPR supplies in an attempt to curb rising oil prices after French Budget Minister Pecresse said "France is accompanying the U.S. and U.K. in an IEA consultation that could allow the release of strategic oil reserves in order to break the rising price spiral," and (4) the downward revisions to Q4 U.K. and French GDP, which indicates reduced energy consumption. Bullish factors included (1) the larger-than-expected decline in weekly DOE gasoline supplies (-3.54 million bbl versus expectations of -1.55 million bbl) and (2) increased crude consumption in Japan, the world's third-largest oil consumer, after data showed Japan's utilities use of crude oil for generating power rose +118% in 2011 to 8.8 million kiloliters, or a 4-year high of 400,000 barrels a day, as it runs out of capacity to use liquefied natural gas as a stopgap for idled nuclear-power plants.
Today's U.S. Earnings Reports Earnings reports (confirmed releases, sorted by mkt cap): BBY-Best Buy (BEST earnings consensus $2.15), TIBX-TIBCO Software (0.19), FCE-Forest City Enterprises (0.32), SHAW-Shaw Group (0.45), JOSB-JOS A Bank Clothiers (1.58), WOR-Worthington Industries (0.35), NAT-Nordic American Tankers Ltd. (-0.33), CASC-Cascade (1.09), MOV-Movado Group (0.10), XRTX-Xyratex Ltd. (0.26), MAPP-MAP Pharmaceuticals (-0.31).
Global Financial Calendar
Thursday 3/29/12
United States
0830 ET Weekly initial unemployment claims expected +2,000 to 350,000, previous -5,000 to 348,000. Weekly continuing claims expected -2,000 to 3.350 million, previous -9,000 to 3.352 million.
0830 ET Revised Q4 U.S. GDP expected no change at +3.0% annualized, previous +3.0% annualized. Q4 personal consumption, previous +2.1%. Q4 GDP price index, previous +0.9%. Q4 core PCE, previous +1.3% q/q.
1030 ET Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker delivers introductory remarks at the Richmond Fed?s 2012 credit markets symposium on ?Reviving the Credit Markets.?
1215 ET Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart speaks on ?The European economic crisis and how it affects you? at a panel discussion at Emory University in Atlanta.
1245 ET Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke delivers a lecture (4 of 4) at George Washington University School of Business on ?The Federal Reserve and its Role in Today?s Economy.?
1300 ET Treasury auctions $29 billion 7-year T-notes.
1300 ET Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser speaks on the economic outlook to business leaders at the Rotary Club of Wilmington, DE.
1630 ET Weekly money supply report and Fed balance sheet.
1845 ET Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker speaks to bankers and students from the University of North Carolina School of Law?s Center for Banking and Finance.
Germany
0355 ET Mar German unemployment change expected -10,000, Feb unchanged. Mar unemployment rate expected unchanged at 6.8%, Feb unchanged at 6.8%.
United Kingdom
0430 ET Feb U.K. net consumer credit expected +0.2 billion pounds, Jan +0.1 billion pounds.
0430 ET Feb U.K. mortgage approvals expected +57,200, Jan +58,700.
0430 ET Feb U.K. M4 money supply, Jan +1.6% m/m and -1.8% y/y.
0430 ET Jan U.K. index of services expected +0.2% m/m and +0.3% 3-mo/3-mo, Dec +0.2% m/m and unchanged 3-mo/3-mo.
1901 ET Mar U.K. GfK consumer confidence survey expected unchanged at -29, Feb unchanged at -29.
Euro-Zone
0500 ET Mar Euro-Zone economic confidence expected +0.1 to 94.5, Feb +1.0 to 94.4. Mar business climate indicator expected +0.02 to -0.16, Feb +0.03 to -0.18.
0500 ET Revised Mar Euro-Zone consumer confidence expected no change at -19.0.
Canada
0830 ET Feb Canada industrial product prices expected +0.5% m/m, Jan +0.3% m/m.
0830 ET Feb Canada raw materials price index expected +0.4% m/m, Jan +0.1% m/m.
Japan
1915 ET Mar Japan Markit/JMMA manufacturing PMI, Feb -0.2 to 50.5.
1930 ET Feb Japan jobless rate expected unchanged at 4.6%, Jan +0.1 to 4.6%. Feb job-to-applicant ratio expected 0.74, Jan0.73.
1930 ET Feb Japan overall household spending expected -0.5% y/y, Jan -2.3% y/y.
1930 ET Mar Tokyo CPI expected -0.1% y/y, Feb -0.2% y/y, Mar Tokyo CPI ex-fresh food expected -0.3% y/y, Feb 0.3% y/y. Mar Tokyo CPI ex food & energy expected -1.0% y/y, Feb -1.1% y/y.
1930 ET Feb Japan national CPI expected unchanged y/y, Jan +0.1% y/y, Feb national CPI ex-fresh food expected -0.1% y/y, Jan -0.1% y/y. Feb national CPI ex food & energy expected -0.9% y/y, Jan -0.9% y/y.
1950 ET Feb Japan industrial production expected +1.3% m/m and +3.7% y/y, Jan +1.9% m/m and -1.3% y/y.

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