Economic Calendar

Spain’s Inflation Landscape Shifts with February’s HICP Data On February 27, 2025, Spain’s Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) for February was revealed, showing a striking 0.4% rise on a month-over-month (MoM) basis. This increase marks a dramatic shift from the previous month’s -0.1% and aligns with economic forecasts. Notably,

Swiss GDP Shows Modest Growth Amid Global Uncertainties On February 27, 2025, Switzerland reported a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) year-on-year growth of 1.5%, falling slightly short of market expectations, which had forecasted a growth rate of 1.6%. This represents a -21.053% change from the previous quarter’s growth rate of 1.9%.

Unexpected Surge in February Inflation Rate In a surprising turn of events, Spain’s inflation rate for February 2025 ascended to 0.4%, doubling from January’s 0.2% and surpassing the forecasted 0.3%. This medium-impact development indicates a robust economic recovery, potentially driving consumer prices upward at a more accelerated rate than anticipated.

February 27, 2025 – Stockholm, Sweden: The latest data from Sweden indicates a significant uptick in consumer inflation expectations. Actual inflation expectations have surged to 7.5%, surpassing both the previous figure of 6.9% and the forecast of 7%. This 8.696% change underscores persistent inflationary pressures within the Swedish economy. Implications

In a recent release, the Economic Tendency Indicator (ETI) for Sweden marked a slight decline, hitting 97.1 in February 2025. This dip follows the previous month’s figure of 97.4, settling slightly above the forecasted value of 97. Although the change is marked as low impact, the nuanced shift could signify

Spain’s Latest CPI Data The Spanish Consumer Price Index (CPI) for February 2025 has risen to 0.4%, surpassing both the previous month’s figure of 0.2% and the forecast of 0.3%. Despite the noticeable uptick, the impact of this change is considered low. This development indicates a 100% increase compared to

In a surprising development, Spain’s Harmonised Inflation Rate month-over-month (MoM) experienced a striking 500% turnaround as it moved from a previous decline of -0.1% to a robust 0.4% in February 2025. This unexpected shift, which aligns with the forecast, holds notable implications not only for Spain but potentially for global

Introduction On February 27, 2025, Spain reported its year-over-year (YoY) core inflation rate at 2.1%, a decrease from the previous 2.4% and notably below the forecasted rate of 2.4%. This unexpected drop comes at a time when global markets are grappling with economic uncertainty, offering a fresh perspective on Spain’s

Analysis of Zambia’s Inflation Trends On February 27, 2025, Zambia’s inflation rate showed a slight increase to 16.8% year-over-year (YoY) compared to the previous rate of 16.7%, slightly missing the forecast of 16.9%. Despite this slight uptick, the impact of this change remains low, with a modest 0.599% increase over

Analysis of the Latest Consumer Confidence Data On February 27, 2025, Slovakia’s consumer confidence data depicted a slight uptick, with the index recorded at -23.5 compared to the previous -23.4 and forecasted -24.2. This marks a marginal recovery but remains firmly in negative territory. The impact is considered low, with

Introduction On February 27, 2025, Spain’s latest inflation data was released, showing a steady annual rate of 3%. This figure aligns with market forecasts and indicates a slight increase from the previous year’s 2.9% rate. As the world economy continues to adjust to post-pandemic dynamics and geopolitical tensions, these inflation

Sweden’s Manufacturing Confidence Sees Modest Uptick As of February 27, 2025, Sweden’s manufacturing confidence index increased slightly to 95.6 from the previous score of 94.8. This improvement, albeit marginal, indicates a positive yet cautious outlook among Swedish manufacturers. No forecast was provided, but the actual change of 0.844 points signifies

Introduction As of February 27, 2025, Switzerland’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Growth Rate for the fourth quarter showed a modest expansion of 0.2% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ), consistent with forecast but significantly lower than the previous quarter’s 0.4%. This 50% decrease in growth rate highlights ongoing challenges within the Swiss economy. The

Overview On February 27, 2025, Spain reported a Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) Year over Year (YoY) actual figure of 2.9%, identical to the previous period and slightly above the forecast of 2.8%. This steady inflation rate suggests a period of economic stability, even as European economies brace for

Zürich, February 27, 2025 — Switzerland’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data has been released, revealing a significant slowdown in economic growth. The quarterly growth registered at 0.2%, as anticipated, marking a substantial decline of 50% from the previous quarter’s 0.4%. This slowdown is drawing attention and raising questions about its

Introduction On February 27, 2025, France’s Producer Price Index (PPI) was released, showcasing a year-over-year change of -2.1%. This marks a notable improvement from the previous figure of -3.8% and exceeds the forecasted -2.4%. While the impact on the market is considered low, this positive shift reflects significant developments in