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Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index declines less than expected in April

Brexit is off the parliament agenda this week - Telegraph's deputy political editor

U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo: Confident that trade talks with China will not be affected by removal of Iran oil waivers – Reuters

U.S. personal spending surges 0.9 percent m-o-m in March

U.S.: Personal spending , March 0.9% (forecast 0.7%)

U.S.: Personal spending , February 0.9% (forecast 0.7%)

U.S.: PCE price index ex food, energy, m/m, March 0.0%

U.S.: PCE price index ex food, energy, m/m, February 0.0%

U.S.: PCE price index ex food, energy, Y/Y, March 1.6%

U.S.: PCE price index ex food, energy, Y/Y, February 1.6%

U.S.: Personal Income, m/m, March 0.1% (forecast 0.4%)

Canada's GDP likely to remain unchanged in February - TD Securities

China's strong industrial profits in March match with strong credit growth - ING

Global trade volumes have contracted for two consecutive quarters for the first time since the 2008-09 recession - NBF

U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin: US-China trade talks are in the "final laps" - TheNew York Times

UK PM May's spokesman: Talks with Labour have involved serious discussions

China's manufacturing PMI likely to rise to 50.9 in April - TD Securities

Although most of incoming Eurozone's indicators are not pointing towards a growth acceleration, hope for a pickup in the coming months remains alive - ING

US dollar near its cycle peak, downside likely - Morgan Stanley

US: Focus on PCE inflation and income-spending data - TD Securities

Eurozone economic sentiment decreases markedly In April

Eurozone: Business climate indicator , April 0.42 (forecast 0.49)

Eurozone: Consumer Confidence, April -7.9 (forecast -7.9)

Eurozone: Economic sentiment index , April 104 (forecast 105)

Eurozone: Industrial confidence, April -4.1 (forecast -2)

China industrial profits surged 13.9% y/y - TDS

Eurozone: annual growth rate of broad monetary aggregate M3 increased to 4.5% in March

Eurozone: M3 money supply, adjusted y/y, March 4.5% (forecast 4.2%)

Eurozone: Private Loans, Y/Y, March 3.2% (forecast 3.3%)

Poland unlikely to leave the European Union - EU's Juncker

Canada GDP likely to stay flat in February - NBF

US and China need to show ‘flexibility’ on trade talks - World Economic Forum president

China will notably boost Eurozone growth in 2019 - Goldman Sachs

Dovish Fed unlikely to derail the run in US dollar - TDS

IMF warns of slowing growth and rising unrest across the Middle East

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