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Friday preview: US producer prices, JP Morgan in focus
(Sharecast News) - Investors' focus at the end of the week would remain on inflation on either side of the Atlantic.
In the US, the market spotlight would be on a reading for producer prices in March.
It will be followed by the preliminary results for the University of Michigan's consumer confidence survey covering the month of April.
Of particular interest will be the gauges of inflation expectations contained in the same survey following the rise seen over the past couple of months.
Across the Channel meanwhile, CPI data are due out in Germany and Spain.
On home shores, at 0600 GMT the Office for National Statistics will release a reading on gross domestic product growth in February.
On the corporate side of things, lenders JP Morgan and Wells Fargo will kick off the first quarter earnings season in the States.
Consensus is that the former will post earnings per share of $4.57 and the latter EPS of $1.23 on $20.78bn of revenues.
In the case of JP Morgan, at the time of its last results, management guided towards full-year net interest income of $90bn, under the assumption of one interest rate cut during the year.
But following the latest trade tensions, market expectations have shifted to about three rate cuts.
Friday 11 April
INTERIMS
Nanoco Group
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Brooks Macdonald Group, Galliford Try, Income & Growth VCT , Mobeus Income & Growth Vct, Ricardo, Tristel
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Land Securities Group, Wheaton Precious Metals Corp.NPV (CDI)
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
Consumer Price Index (GER) (07:00)
Producer Price Index (US) (13:30)
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Lancashire Holdings Limited
AGMS
AstraZeneca, Georgia Capital , Law Debenture Corp.
UK ECONOMIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
Balance of Trade (07:00)
Gross Domestic Product (07:00)
Index of Services (07:00)
Industrial Production (07:00)
Manufacturing Production (07:00)
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Blackrock Throgmorton Trust, Chemring Group, Gore Street Energy Storage Fund , MTI Wireless Edge Ltd., Scottish American Inv Company
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