Tech, Cyclicals and Healthcare lead, Industrials Lag, FDA Asks States to Pause use of Johnson and Johnson Vaccine, Consumer Prices Rise 0.6% in March, Gas up 9.1%, GameStop Starts Search for new CEO and Nvidia set to Challenge Intel.

Earnings Season Starts This Week, Jerome Powell says Economy at ‘Inflection Point', UBER Announces Record Bookings in March, Microsoft to buy Nuance Communications for $16 Billion and Alibaba Fined $2.8 Billion After Anti-Monopoly Investigation.

Markets Look to the Weekend, Producer Price Index Above Expectations, Netflix Signs Streaming Deal With Sony Picture, Florida Sues Federal Government to Allow Cruises to Sail and IMF Policy Panel Approves $650 Billion Increase in Resources.

Large Cap Tech Leads, Feds Still Says Recovery Will Take Some Time, President Biden Plan calls for $100 Billion in Electric Vehicles, Constellation Brands Reports Earnings and New York Approves Legal Online Sports Betting.

Markets pause mid-week, Jamie Dimon says Economic Boom is Coming, could Last Through 2023, Jeff Bezos Supports Investing in U.S. Infrastructure, Coinbase Q1 Revenue Reaches $1.8 Billion and Crypto Has Record Inflows in Q1.

Stocks Stall after Rally Monday, IMF Forecast sees 2021 Global Growth to a Record 6%, Hedge Fund Scandal Costs Credit Suisse $4.7B, Supreme Court Sides With Google Over Oracle and Paychex report earnings.

S&P 500 and DJIA hit All-Time Highs, March Jobs Report shows 916K Jobs Gained, U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen Calls for a Global Minimum Tax Rate, GameStop May Sell up to $1 Billion Worth of Stock, Tesla Delivered 184,800 Vehicles in Q1

Tech leads and semiconductor stocks outperform, President Biden unveils $2 trillion infrastructure proposal, Microsoft gets a U.S. Army contract worth $21.9 Billion over 10 Years, and CarMax and Micron report earnings.

Tech stocks lead on the last day of Q1, President Biden's set to unveil infrastructure proposal, OPEC+ meeting cuts oil demand forecast, and Chewy and Lululemon report earnings.

Stocks edge lower, gold tests support, Goldman and Morgan Stanley avoid Archegos related losses, U.S. Consumer Confidence up to one-year high on job optimism, Bill Ackman misses Q1 SPAC target and Suez Canal reopens after the Ever Given is freed.