Evening Headlines
Bloomberg:
- China Huarong Showdown Reveals Beijing’s Tougher Stance on Risk.
- PBOC Liquidity Operation to Offer Clues to China’s Cash Squeeze.
- Asia Stocks Look Mixed After U.S. Slips off Record: Markets Wrap.
- Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day
- U.S. Oil Demand Picks Up Steam as Economic Expansion Quickens.
- CDC’s J&J Panel Ends Without Vote; Japan Measures: Virus Update.
- Powell Says U.S. Entering Faster Growth, Though Virus Spike Remains a Risk.
- Goldman, JPMorgan Traders Show the Reddit Crowd How It’s Done.
- First Inverse Bitcoin ETF to Debut for Betting on Crypto Plunge.
- Autonomous Truck Firm TuSimple IPO Said to Raise $1.35 Billion.
Wall Street Journal:
- Coinbase Fetches $85 Billion Value in Trading Debut.
- When CEOs Zoom for Democrats.
- Down With Big Business, Again.
- Where Are All the Rental Cars?
- How Amazon Strong-Arms Partners Using Its Power Across Multiple Businesses.
- Fed Will Begin Reducing Bond Purchases ‘Well Before’ Raising Interest Rates, Powell Says.
- Thermo Fisher Nears Deal to Buy PPD for More Than $15 Billion.
- Biden Administration Proposes Reversing Ban on Federal Funds for Clinics That Refer Abortions.
Fox News:
- Critics accuse Minn. mayor of siding with Daunte Wright, rushing to judge accused police officer.
- Disillusioned Dems in liberal hotbed switching to GOP.
CNBC.com:
- Holders of ‘cult-assets,’ like crypto, are putting pressure on the market, Jim Cramer says.
- The economy is running on a stimulus-fueled caffeine high. What will happen when it wears off?
- Why buying Coinbase may not be for you.
- Here’s who just got rich from the Coinbase debut.
- Ford CEO takes shot at Tesla for using customers to test unfinished tech.
- Jamie Dimon says U.S. consumers are ‘coiled, ready to go’ with $2 trillion more in checking accounts.
- American Eagle says first-quarter sales to top $1 billion as shoppers buy more jeans and shirts.
MarketWatch.com:
Zero Hedge:
- Nancy Pelosi's Husband Uses Call Options To Buy Microsoft Ahead Of Big Govt Contract
- Iran’s Much-Troubled Nuclear Program.
- US Stimmy Checks Support Foreign Manufacturing Economies.
- US Intelligence Issues Ominous Warning Over 'Sustained Economic Downturn' And Other Long-Term Threats.
- Corn Prices Rally To Highest Since 2013 On Cold Blast Slowing US Seeding.
- 'Out To Kill A Cop' - Sniper On The Loose In Maryland.
- The New York Times Did A Big 180 In Favor Of Absentee Voting.
- Food Prices Are Rising Aggressively, And Even Corporate Media Admits It's Only Going To Get Worse.
- Despite Fauci Reassurance, CDC Advisory Panel Delays Vote On Un-Pausing J&J Vaccine By 10 Days.
- Is The DOJ Lying About The Ashli Babbitt Case?
- Hong Kong Journalist Who Embarrassed WHO Official Quits After Online Attacks.
- Dollar Dumps Amid COIN Carnage, Archegos Angst, & Ignited Inflation.
TheGatewayPundit.com:
- EXCLUSIVE: Pregnant Single Mother Raided By FBI, Detained For a Week After Going Through an Open Door at the US Capitol — Now Faces Over 30 Years in Prison.
- Major Companies Join Several Fake News Outlets to Condemn Voter ID Laws in Full Page WaPo/NYT Ad — Because IDs Are Racist Only When Voting.
- EXCLUSIVE: Mother of Four Who Stopped Capitol Protesters From Breaking Windows Raided, Faces 55 Years in Prison.
- Biden’s Un-American UN Ambassador Trashes US: “White Supremacy is Weaved Into Our Founding Documents and Principles” (VIDEO).
- Guatemala’s President Joins Mexican President and Blames Joe Biden For Border Crisis, ‘Confusing Messages’ (VIDEO).
- China Simulates an Attack of a US Aircraft Carrier While Sending a Record Number of Planes Into Taiwan’s Airspace.
- The Location of the 2020 Election Audit of Maricopa County’s Results Is Now Set – The World is Watching Arizona.
The Epoch Times:
- CCP Pulls Down Hollywood Blockbusters For Political Propaganda.
- Kerry Gershaneck: CCP Using Political Warfare to Fight Unseen War On Taiwan, US.
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Night Trading
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Earnings of Note
Company/Estimate
- Asian equity indices are -.5% to +.25% on average.
- Asia Ex-Japan Investment Grade CDS Index 90.75 +9.5 basis points.
- China Sovereign CDS 43.25 +4.0 basis points.
- Bloomberg Emerging Markets Currency Index 60.82 -.01%.
- Bloomberg Global Risk-On/Risk Off Index 3,280.0 +38.0 points.
- Volatility Index(VIX) futures 20.7 -1.1%.
- FTSE 100 futures -.04%.
- S&P 500 futures +.13%.
- NASDAQ 100 futures +.14%.
Earnings of Note
Company/Estimate
Before the Open:
- (BAC)/.62
- (BLK)/8.24
- (SCHW)/.75
- (C)/2.18
- (DAL)/-2.75
- (PEP)/1.12
- (PGR)/1.72
- (RAD)/-.55
- (TSM)/5.25
- (TFC)/1.08
- (USB)/.94
- (UNH)/4.37
After the Close:
- (AA)/.47
- (JBHT)/1.23
- (MRTN)/.21
- (PPG)/1.55
- (WAL)/1.47
Economic Releases
8:30 am EST
- Empire Manufacturing for April is estimated to rise to 19.2 versus 17.4 in March.
- Initial Jobless Claims for last week are estimated to fall to 700K versus 744K the prior week.
- Continuing Claims are estimated to fall to 3700K versus 3734K prior.
- Retail Sales Advance MoM for March is estimated to rise +5.8% versus a -3.0% decline in Feb.
- Retail Sales Ex Autos MoM for March is estimated to rise +5.0% versus a -2.7% decline in Feb.
- Retail Sales Ex Autos and Gas for March are estimated to rise +6.4% versus a -3.3% decline in Feb.
- Philly Fed Business Outlook for April is estimated to fall to 40.9 versus 51.8 in March.
9:15 am EST
- Industrial Production MoM for March is estimated to rise +2.5% versus a -2.2% decline in Feb.
- Capacity Utilization for March is estimated to rise to 75.6% versus 73.8% in Feb.
- Manufacturing Production for March is estimated to rise +3.6% versus a -3.1% decline in Feb.
10:00 am EST
- Business Inventories for Feb. is estimated to rise +.5% versus a +.3% gain in Jan.
- The NAHB Housing Market Index for April is estimated to rise to 84 versus 82 in March.
4:00 pm EST
- Net Long-Term TIC Flows from Feb.
Upcoming Splits
- None of note
Other Potential Market Movers
- The China GDP report, weekly Langer Consumer Comfort Index and the weekly EIA natural gas inventory report could also impact global trading today.
- 9:30 am - 4:00 pm EST
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