Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 1st April 2026
Today's batch of economic data releases covers multiple major economies including Japan, China, and the Eurozone, along with crucial U.S.
KKR plans to offer to take Taiyo private at JPY 4,750/shr, according to Bloomberg TV
US President Trump told NYP he believes the Iran war is likely to end soon and that other nations can reopen the Strait of Hormuz themselves
Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 1st April 2026
Iran's Army says they have targeted industries belonging to Siemens (SIE GY) and communication/telecom names in Ben Gurion and Haifa
Activist investor Irenic is reportedly building a stake in Snap (SNAP), according to Bloomberg
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- Data: Japanese Tankan Survey (Q1), Chinese RatingDog Manufacturing PMI (Mar), Global Manufacturing PMI Finals (Mar), EZ Unemployment Rate (Feb), US ADP Employment Change (Mar), Retail Sales (Feb), ISM Manufacturing PMI (Mar), Atlanta Fed GDP
- Events: BoC Minutes (Mar), CBR Minutes (Mar)
- Speakers: ECB's Cipollone; Fed's Musalem, Barr
- Supply: Germany
indicators like ADP Employment Change and Retail Sales. The markets will be closely watching these figures to gauge economic momentum and their implications for monetary policy, especially ahead of the Fed's and ECB's upcoming meetings. Significant surprises in these prints could lead to volatility in FX and fixed income markets as traders recalibrate their outlooks on growth and inflation.
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- [MARKET ANALYSIS] Oil prices are underpinned after US and Iran conducted a fresh round of retaliatory strikes6 hours ago
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