Be in the know. 10 key reads for Tuesday…

  1. JPMorgan Chief Strategist Says Markets May Be at Long-Term Turning Point (Bloomberg)
  2. Citigroup’s Path Forward Is as Important to Wall Street as the Numbers (Barron’s)
  3. Big banks can maintain revenue boom for years with $400bn transaction banking push (fnlondon)
  4. The Used Car Bubble: How Sky-High Pricing Is Good for Stocks (Barron’s)
  5. Signs of Spring. The Energy Report 04/13/2021 (Phil Flynn)
  6. Majority of CEOs say Biden tax hikes will harm business, slow wage growth: poll (New York Post)
  7. U.S. Consumer Prices Increased in March by Most Since 2012 (Bloomberg)
  8. ‘Fear of Missing Out’ Will Drive Workers Back Into the Office (Bloomberg)
  9. Don’t ‘overinterpret’ decision to pause J&J vaccine, Dr. Scott Gottlieb says (CNBC)
  10. Consumer prices rise more than expected, pushed by 9.1% jump in gasoline (CNBC)
  11. Oil Majors Face Tough Choices Even With Higher Prices (Wall Street Journal)
  12. Banks Might Get Partial Immunity to Tax Increases (Wall Street Journal)
  13. Hedge Fund Managers Are Feeling Confident (institutionalinvestor)
  14. Here’s where investors see a market bubble — and it isn’t stocks, says Bank of America (MarketWatch)
  15. These stocks are cheap when you factor in how much their sales are expected to rise (MarketWatch)
  16. Fed’s Bullard says inflation risks won’t be clear until later this year (MarketWatch)
  17. US STOCKS-S&P 500 set for muted open on strong inflation (Reuters)