Earnings, ECB decision, job market check: 3 things to watch for in the markets on Thursday

We'll get earnings from Intel and Procter & Gamble, a rate decision from the ECB and weekly jobless claims on Thursday.

will also report quarterly earnings before the bell on Thursday. Airline stocks have been hit this week due to concerns that the coronavirus outbreak in China would dent international travel.The euro is hovering at one-month lows ahead of the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday.

Economists are estimating 215,000 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones. This would be up from the previous week's 204,000 claims.10:00 a.m. Leading economic indicators

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