It appears this morning that negotiations will continue beyond the limits initially set by all concerned parties. Laurent Fabius, the Foreign Affairs Minister for France conceded that the final meters are often the hardest ones to cross. Negotiators have given themselves an additional two weeks to reach an accord, but the process could stretch out until June. Stay tuned!
Regarding economic indicators, they will be mainly from the U.S. this morning, with the release of Initial Jobless Claims, Trade Balance and Factory Orders data. As for Canada, we will have International Merchandise Trade numbers at 8:30 a.m.
Please note that we will be closed for Good Friday tomorrow, but U.S. employment data will still be released in the morning. It could prove interesting to leave orders at market, but we recommend that you speak with your trader before.
