On Monday, at 08:30 GMT, Britain will announce changes in the volume of the M4 money supply aggregate, the number of approved mortgage applications and the volume of net loans to individuals for February. At 21:45 GMT, New Zealand will report a change in the volume of construction permits for February. At 23:30 GMT, Japan will announce the change in the unemployment rate for February, and at 23:50 GMT - the change in retail trade for February.

On Tuesday, at 07:00 GMT, Switzerland will release the KOF leading economic indicators for March. At 09:00 GMT, the euro zone will report changes in the M3 aggregate of money supply and private sector lending for March. At 12:00 GMT, Germany will present the consumer price index for March. At 13:00 GMT, the US will publish the S&P/Case-Shiller home price index for January, and at 14:00 GMT - the consumer confidence indicator for March. At 23:50 GMT, Japan will announce a change in industrial production for February.

On Wednesday, at 00:00 GMT, New Zealand will release the ANZ Business Confidence indicator for March. At 00:30 GMT, Australia will report changes in the volume of construction permits and the private sector credit for February. At 01:00 GMT, China will present the PMI index for the manufacturing sector and the index of activity in the non-manufacturing sector for March. At 05:00 GMT, Japan will announce a change in the volume of housing starts for February. At 06:00 GMT, the UK will report changes in GDP, balance of payments and commercial investment for the 4th quarter. At 06:45 GMT, France will announce the change in consumer spending for February and release the consumer price index for March. At 07:55 GMT, Germany will announce the change in the unemployment rate and the number of unemployed for March. At 08:00 GMT, Switzerland will present the index of expectations of Swiss investors, according to data from ZEW and Credit Suisse for March. At 09:00 GMT, the euro zone will release the consumer price index for March. At 12:15 GMT, the US will report a change in the number of employees from ADP for March. At 12:30 GMT, Canada will announce the change in GDP for January and will present the producer price index for February. At 13:00 GMT in Switzerland, the quarterly inflation report from the SNB will be released. At 13:45 GMT, the US will publish the Chicago purchasing managers ' index for March, and at 14:00 GMT will report a change in the volume of pending home sales for February. At 14: 30 GMT, the US Department of Energy will release a report on changes in oil reserves. At 21:30 GMT, Australia will present the AiG manufacturing activity index for March. At 23:50 GMT, Japan will publish the Tankan Large Producer Activity Index and the Tankan non-manufacturing activity index for the 1st quarter.

On Thursday, at 00:30 GMT, Australia will report changes in retail trade and the foreign trade balance for February. At 01:45 GMT, China will release the Caixin Manufacturing PMI for March. At 06:00 GMT, Germany will announce a change in retail sales for February. At 06:30 GMT, Switzerland will present the consumer price index for March and announce the change in retail sales for February. Then, the focus will be on the indices of business activity in the manufacturing sector for March: at 07:30 GMT, Switzerland will report, at 07:50 GMT - France, at 07: 55 GMT - Germany, at 08:00 GMT - the eurozone, and at 08:30 GMT - Britain. Also on Thursday, a OPEC-JMMC Meetings will be held. At 12:30 GMT, Canada will report on the change in the volume of construction permits for February. Also at 12: 30 GMT, the US will announce a change in the number of initial applications for unemployment benefits. At 14:00 GMT, the US will present the ISM manufacturing index for March and announce the change in spending in the construction sector for February.

On Friday, at 06:45 GMT, France will announce a change in the balance of the state budget for February. At 12:30 GMT, the US will report changes in the unemployment rate and the nonfarm payrolls for March. At 17:00 GMT, in the US, the Baker Hughes report on the number of active oil drilling rigs will be released.