Monday, April 23
- The Treasury will auction $30 billion of 91-day bills and $28 billion of182-day discount bills. The 91-day bills settle April 26 and are due July 26. The 182-day bills settle April 26 and are due Oct. 25. Currently, there are $47.002 billion of 91-day bills outstanding and no 182-day bills.
Tuesday, April 24
- New home sales figures for March are released by the Commerce Department.
- Consumer confidence figures for April are released by the Conference Board.
- The Treasury will auction $35 billion of two-year notes dated April 30 and due April 30, 2014.
- The Federal Open Market Committee begins its two-day meeting to discuss monetary policy.
Wednesday, April 25
- Durable goods figures for March are released by the Commerce Department.
- The Federal Open Market Committee concludes its meeting and releases a statement, followed by remarks from Fed chairman Ben Bernanke.
- The Treasury will auction $35 billion of five-year notes that are dated April 30 and due April 30, 2017.
Thursday, April 26
- Initial jobless claims for the week ending April 21 are released by the Labor Department.
- Pending home sales for March are released by the National Association of Realtors.
- The Treasury will auction $29 billion of seven-year notes that are dated April 30 and due April 30, 2019.
Friday, April 27
- Advance estimates for real gross domestic product for the first quarter are released by the Commerce Department.
- Employment cost index figures for the first quarter are released by the Labor Department.
- Final consumer sentiment figures for April are released by the University of Michigan.