There isn’t anything too significant on the board once again for today, with little expiries of note for the remainder of the week as well.As a reminder, it is a shortened week in Europe as well as for Australia and New Zealand with the Easter break coming into effect on Friday. So, that also partly explains the lack of interest on the day itself.For more information on how to use this data, you may refer to this post here.

European indices have also turned around earlier losses to be up around 0.1% to 0.2%, though the DAX is still down 0.3% currently. But US futures are keeping higher with S&P 500 futures and Dow futures both up 0.6%, while Nasdaq futures are up 0.8%.As much as there is optimism, it may prove to be fleeting with earnings releases coming into focus.It’s all about what the companies will say about the state of the economy and how badly inflation is biting at the business outlook. As Adam pointed out here, sentiment may very well hinge on what JP Morgan CEO, Jamie Dimon, says later today.Here’s the full lineup of the earnings calendar through to the end of the month.