Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Economic Indicators Under Scrutiny; China Data in Focus on.wsj.com/4d8fMTt

Canada Existing Home Sales Edge Up 0.5% in March on.wsj.com/4awCaEc

IEA Expects Global Oil-Demand Growth to Slow Further in 2025 on.wsj.com/3Q0p7CR

U.K. Economy Expanded at a Lower Rate in February on.wsj.com/3PZbGTq

Bank of Korea Stands Pat for 10th Consecutive Time on.wsj.com/4avRlgW

Singapore Central Bank Keeps Policy Unchanged for Fourth Straight Time on.wsj.com/3vLwvLp

Mortgage rates again rose to nearly 7%, a key psychological threshold that threatens the housing revival that many had hoped for this year on.wsj.com/4atYb6l

IMF Chief Warns Central Banks Against Cutting Too Soon on.wsj.com/43SYeq6

A semiconductor renaissance requires a skilled workforce. SK Hynix and Purdue University hope to create one, writes Capital Account columnist Greg Ip on.wsj.com/3vDiW0B

Glynn’s Take: RBA’s Caution Continues to Pay off as Fed Script Is Rewritten on.wsj.com/3TQXs8p

Another firmer-than-anticipated inflation report delivered a meaningful setback to the Federal Reserve’s hope that it could buoy prospects of a so-called soft landing on.wsj.com/3Jfe8BC

Fed officials neared agreement last month on a plan to slow the runoff of their $7.4 trillion in asset holdings on.wsj.com/4cT74Iw

WTO Sees Signs of Trade Revival, But Risks From Fragmentation on.wsj.com/4cOEuYJ

Consumer Prices Rose 3.5% in March From Year Earlier on.wsj.com/3VTOD0m

Bank of Thailand Holds Policy Rate Steady Despite Sluggish Economy on.wsj.com/3xyk6uL

The Bank of Canada is expected on Wednesday to keep its main interest rate unchanged, with suspense tied to what hints the central bank will give that future rate cuts are planned on.wsj.com/43PU2HF

BOJ Gov. Leaves Door Open to Future Rate Increases on.wsj.com/43SEGlF

Atos Reaches Interim Financing Deal With French State, Banks as It Awaits Cash Injection on.wsj.com/4cQEQOA

U.K. Retail Sales in March Boosted by Easter Holidays, Report Says on.wsj.com/3UaXycr

WSJ’s latest ranking of America’s top job markets is out. Salt Lake City and several Florida cities top the list. on.wsj.com/3vLruCs