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(CEP News) - U.S. economic growth is expected to continue staggering with yet another steep drop in GDP forecast for the first quarter. However, many economists say the results won’t be as bad as in the fourth quarter.
Some U.S. house price data and consumer confidence figures top the day’s main economic events on Tuesday, along with some central bank speakers from the Bank of Canada and European Central Bank.
G7 Says Declines Showing Signs of Slowing
U.S. Durable Goods Orders Fall, See Significant Downward Revisions
Canada’s February Budget Surplus Down Sharply from Year Ago
UK First-Quarter GDP Falls at Fastest Pace in Nearly 30 Years
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U.S. Home Prices Rise in February
Bigger-than-Expected Build in U.S. Crude Oil Inventories
Canadian Leading Indicators Worse than Expected
UK Plans to Borrow £703 Billion Over Five Years
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U.S. Leading Indicators Fall More than Expected
Canadian International Securities Transactions Climb in February
Foreign Travel to Canada Rises in Q1
ECB Members Say Rates Near Lower Limit
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U.S. Continuing Claims Rise Above 6 Million for First Time
Philly Fed Survey Improves Significantly in April
Canadian Manufacturing Shipments Above Expectations in February
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Fed’s Beige Book Shows Signs of Moderation in Five District
U.S. CPI Turns Negative for First Time in Over Five Decades
NAHB Housing Market Index Posts Upside Surprise
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U.S. Advance Retail Sales Surprise to the Downside
Fed’s Bernanke Says USD Will Remain Strong
U.S. PPI Comes in Below Expectations in March
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Obama Allows More Trade and Travel to Cuba
Canadian Business Outlook Improves in Q1
No U.S. Releases on Monday
European, U.K. Markets Closed for Easter Monday
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S&P 500 Down 1.9%.
Canadian Dollar and Yen Outperforming.
TIPS Slide After Soft Auction. Listen