DATE GMT/EST EVENT
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04-Mar 2350/1850* Japan capital flows for Feb. 28 week.
04-Mar n/a Bank of Japan Policy Board Meets
04-FMar 0600/0100 U.K. Feb Nationwide house prices released.
04-Mar n/a Spain to sell 5-year Bono debt.
04-Mar 0700/0200 Germany Jan Retail sales data released.
04-Mar 0745/0245 France Feb Consumer confidence dataF released.
04-Mar 0900/0400 BOE Governor Sir Edward George to testify to Treasury Select Committee on the euro.
04-Mar 1130/0600 U.K. Feb CBI Distributive Trades data released.
04-Mar 1100/0600 EMFU Jan Unemployment Rate released.
04-Mar 1100/0600 EMU Dec Retail Trade data released.
04-Mar 1245/0745 U.S. 01-Mar BTM-UBSW Store Sales.
04-Mar 1300/0800 Atlanta Fed President Jack Guynn speaks on the F economy at the Urban Land Institute's Real Estate Trends conference in Atlanta.
04-Mar 1330/0830 Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan gives a speech via satellite on the mortgage marFket to the Independent Community Bankers of America in Orlando, Florida.
04-Mar 1330/0830 Canada Feb-03 Help-wanted index.
04-Mar 1355/0855 U.S. 01-Mar Redbook Average store sales.
04-Mar 1400/0900 Bank of Canada announces rate decision.
04-Mar 1430/0930 U.S. Treasury Under Secretary for International Affairs John Taylor testifies on the Millennium ChallengeF Accounts before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
04-Mar 1430/0930 IMF spokesman to hold regular press briefing in Washington.
04-Mar 1440/0940 Deadline for weekly tenders onF $3 billion in U.S. Freddie Mac 3-month Reference Bills.
04-Mar 1530/1030 U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow to discuss administration economic plan at the U.S. ChamFber of Commerce in Washington.
04-Mar 1800/1300 Deadline for weekly tenders on $25 billion in U.S. Treasury 4-week bills.
04-Mar 1900/1400 U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow testifies F before the House Ways & Means Committee on the administration's jobs and growth plan.
04-Mar 1930/1430 European Union Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy to hold news conference, in Washington.
F 04-Mar 2025/1525 President Bush to host Rwandan President Paul Kagame at the White House.
04-Mar 0100/2000 San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Parry to speak about thFe U.S. and re- gional economies in Palo Alto, California. Aud- ience and media Q&A expected.
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05-Mar n/a Bank of Japan Policy Board meets and announces ratFe decision.
05-Mar n/a Bank of England begins Monetary Policy Committee meeting. Rate decision March 6.
05-Mar n/a Germany to sell E7.0 billion in 4.50% debt maturing JaFnuary 2013.
05-Mar 0800/0300 Italy Feb New Car Registrations data released.
05-Mar 0800/0300 Italy Dec Large Ind Firm Employment data released.
05-Mar 0845/0345 Italy Feb Services PMI dataF released.
05-Mar 0850/0350 France Feb CDAF- services PMI released.
05-Mar 0855/0355 Germany Feb BME/ Svcs PMI data released.
05-Mar 0900/0400 EMU Feb Services PMI SA data released.
05-Mar 0930/0F430 U.K. Feb PMI services data released.
05-Mar 0930/0430 U.K. Feb Official reserves data released.
05-Mar 1100/0600 EMU Jan Industrial PPI data released.
05-Mar 1200/0700 U.S. MBA applications survey Ffor Feb. 28 week.
05-Mar 1300/0800 Norway's Norges Bank announces interest rate decision, releases inflation report.
05-Mar 1440/0940 Deadline for tenders on $3 billion in U.S. FredFdie Mac 5-year notes.
05-Mar n/a U.S. Fannie Mae to sell $4 to $8 billion in 3-month bills and $1.5 to $4 billion in 6-month bills.
05-Mar 1500/1000 U.S. Institute for Supply FManagement non-manu- facturing index for February.
05-Mar 1600/1100 U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow delivers remarks as he presents his signature to the mint to beF included on U.S. currency.
05-Mar n/a ABC/Money Magazine weekly survey of U.S. consu- mer sentiment.
05-Mar 1900/1400 Federal Reserve to release periodic beige book survey of FU.S. economic conditions, in Washing- ton.
05-Mar 1900/1400 St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President William Poole to speak at a University of Ar- kansas luncheon in FPine Bluff, Arkansas.