Список проголосовавших за комментарий " <table class="BriefingDataTable" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr> <td class="tickerColumn"> </td> <td class="articleColumn">Economic Summary: No US data today; New Home Sales out tomorrow at 10:00 ET<p>Upcoming Economic Data:</p><ul><li>February Case Schiller 20 City Index due out Tuesday at 9:00 (Briefing.com consensus of 5.8%; January was 5.7%)</li><li>February FIFA Housing Price Index due out Tuesday at 9:00 (Briefing.com consensus of; January was 0.0%)</li><li><strong>March New Home Sales due out Tuesday at 10:00 (Briefing.com consensus of 590K; February was 592K)</strong></li><li>April Consumer Confidence due out Tuesday at 10:00 (Briefing.com consensus of 122.3; March was 125.6)</li></ul><p>Upcoming Fed/Treasury Events:</p><ul><li>Fed's Kashkari to speak today at 11:30 and 15:15 ET</li><li>The Treasury is expected to auction off new debt this week. The results will be announced at 13:00 ET on each day<ul><li>Tuesday $26 bln in 2 Year Treasury Notes</li><li>Wednesday $34 bln in 5 Year Treasury Notes</li><li>Thursday $28 bln in 7 Year Treasury Notes</li></ul></li></ul><p>Other International Events of Interest</p><ul><li>The global equity markets are rising this morning, led by gains across Europe, after the first round of French elections gave investors the most favorable outcome with Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen advancing to the second round. <strong>The next date of importance is May 7. The early exit polls are suggesting Macron has a 20 point lead over his rival, which actually may have be real catalyst to the rally this morning.</strong> As such, the CAC (+4.5%) is the best performing index today, pacing the way for the rest of the equity complex. The Euro has seen a strong move against the dollar, gaining over 1%, thus far. The S&P Futures have seen a solid bid throughout the overnight session, up over 1%.</li></ul></td> </tr></table>"