Week Ahead: Apple, Oil Majors, the Fed, and More
Apple, Amazon, Chevron, and Exxon will report this week; plus, what to expect from the Fed meeting and first-quarter GDP.
Apple, Amazon, Chevron, and Exxon will report this week; plus, what to expect from the Fed meeting and first-quarter GDP.
For Morningstar, I'm Jeremy Glaser. Welcome to The Week Ahead, our quick take on what investors should have on their radar screens for the week starting April 18.
It's another busy week as earnings will keep rolling in, the Fed meets, and we get some high-profile economic data.
Here are some of the questions we're hoping to get more insight on from earnings releases:
Beyond earnings, the Fed's meeting on Wednesday will also be in focus. After some rocky data in the first quarter, it seems very unlikely that rates will rise at this meeting. However, we should still get some insight as to the central bank's assessment of the economy.
Speaking of that rocky first quarter, we will get the advanced reading of GDP this week; don't be surprised by a sharp slowdown in growth.
Consumption data, and its accompanying price index, should provide some more insight as to what is really going on with the consumer right now.
Other releases this week including new homes sales, the Case-Shiller home price index, pending home sales, durable goods orders, and consumer sentiment.
Stay tuned to Morningstar for our take on all of these stories.
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