The highlight is the US jobs report, where wages data will be eyed; Eurozone flash CPI will be of note for ECB watchers; official China PMIs likely to be subdued.
RBNZ is expected to lift its OCR by 50bps as it continues front-loading hikes. Attention will then turn to the policy statement for the central bank’s latest OCR projections and any clues on whether it will maintain an aggressive pace of 50bps increments in its hiking cycle.
The main data events of the week will be US and China inflation, while the RBNZ's inflation survey will also be released. UK watchers will be eying the March GDP data, where UK growth is expected to be above Eurozone and US growth in Q1.