At the end of the meeting on monetary policy the Swiss central bank took a widely expected decision to maintain the status quo:

With risk aversion continuing to dominate, financial markets at or near all-time highs, and the Covid-19 pandemic intensifying despite vaccinations, traders should consider taking a more cautious approach.

With the commercial aviation industry set to begin a multi-year recovery, it's wise to start thinking about which aerospace stocks could profit. Considering Boeing's dominance in the industry, it's probably the first logical candidate for inquiring investors. With that in mind, let's look at where Boeing might be in the next several years.

U.S. stock indices rose on Friday, led by the technology and financial sectors.

U.S.: Consumer sentiment has improved sharply: -US, University of Michigan: March, final Consumer Sentiment Index 84.9 vs. prelim 83.0 / forecast 83.6 / and pre. 76.8, the best result since March 2020, but it's still far from pre-survey levels;

Bitcoin has stalled after briefly breaching the 60,000 level and has since adopted a minor bearish stance in the short-term.

Walmart is the world's largest retail company, as well as the best one in terms of revenue. As for the business, Walmart is one of the best in the world, making $22.5 billion in operating profits. But the company's stock has performed the only average recently, notwithstanding remarkable extension in its e-commerce business, and it is moving toward a similar acquisition of Flip kart in 2018, the largest e-commerce business in India.

U.S. stock indices closed Thursday's trading higher after an initial decline. The Standard & Poor's 500 rose 20.38 points (0.52%) to 3909.52 points.

Reuters reports comments from RBA deputy governor Debelle, who said that the central bank will not raise rates until inflation has settled in the 2-3% range.

Singapore Industrial Production for February increased by 1.6% monthly and by 16.4% annualized. Economists predicted a decrease of 2.9% and an increase of 16.5%.