Take Five - Shall we try again? World markets themes for the week ahead

- Following are five big themes likely to dominate thinking of investors and traders in the coming week and the Reuters stories related to them.

With the parliamentary votes, meaningful or otherwise, grabbing the limelight, there’s probably not much the Bank of England can add at its meeting on March 21. It’s already said no-deal Brexit is a bad idea; any clarity on its policy intentions is likely only after the manner and timing of Brexit becomes evident.President Trump has told Boeing to “figure it out fast”.

So what’s next? Moody’s reckons Boeing will overcome the near-term challenges. The question for investors is whether the share price slide takes into account the damage to the bottom line and potential legal exposure. Analysts will be assessing the possible fallout; chances are, some earnings downgrades will start coming through.U.S.

The next reading of the Fed’s preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures price index, is due on March 29. But that gauge rose 1.9 percent year-year in December. That means negative surprises from economic indicators in the world’s top economy have worsened dramatically in recent weeks. Euro zone data misses, meanwhile have been less bad than previously.

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Dow rises 100 points, Boeing tries to recover some of this week's steep lossesStocks headed for their third straight day of gains on Wednesday as Boeing tried to regain some of the sharp losses from this week while investors digested the release of solid economic data. Brexit is the best thing since VE Day. The EU being stagnant, socialist and complacent may have to change. Stocks closed up for the third day in a row as tech shares outperformed while investors digested the release of solid economic data. Solid economic data? Are you for real? This is more of the soft, nonsense reporting that CNBC engages in. Start publishing the real reasons why the market is up.
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