Some of these economic stats are just too good to be true!

The Australian economic calendar will be dominated by information on key industry sectors and Reserve Bank events.

Europe cases have started to pick up again and negative gearing talk spreads across the ditch.

Aussie restaurant spending, hotel bookings and foot traffic are the biggest drivers of the lift higher.

What do Aussies see as the wisest places for savings? And how are these places, like shares and property, doing?

Vaccinations up, infections down, US stimulus huge and Aussie travel industry boosted, while interest rates to stay lower for longer.

Here’s what the watch as the week progresses.

Share markets to bounce back, vaccinations on the rise and the Beach Boys release a new song!

Vaccinations on the rise, infections are down. Soon Covid-19 will be Yesterday’s news.

Shares remain at risk of a short-term correction after having run up so hard in recent months.

Australian shares were boosted early last week to their highest level in nearly a year by strong earnings results, but reversed course as concerns around rising bond yields weighed with the week seeing sharp falls in utilities, consumer staple, real estate and energy stocks.

Global share markets rebounded last week and new coronavirus cases continue to decline globally in most regions, with new deaths starting to follow. Things are looking up.