Economic Calendar

Introduction In a surprising turn of events, the United States API Crude Oil Stock Change data released on February 25, 2025, shows a notable decrease, with actual figures at -0.64 million barrels compared to a previous 3.34 million barrels and a forecast of 2.3 million barrels. This substantial deviation signifies

On February 25, 2025, Argentina reported a staggering year-on-year (YoY) economic activity growth of 5.5%, a massive leap from the previous 0.1%. Surpassing the forecast of 3.5%, this phenomenal growth marks a 5400% change, albeit classified under a low impact factor. Nevertheless, it presents intriguing opportunities and challenges for global

Overview In an economic environment closely watched by global investors, the latest data on the United States Money Supply has been revealed. The actual figures for February 2025 stood at $21.56 trillion, reflecting a slight increase from the previous $21.53 trillion, with a change of $0.139 trillion. As the forecast

Introduction The United States Treasury 5-Year Note Auction recently concluded with an actual yield of 4.123%, marking a significant decrease of 4.781% from the previous auction’s yield of 4.33%. Despite being lower than the previous auction, the impact remains classified as low. As markets digest the data, stakeholders worldwide are

Understanding the Latest M2 Money Supply Data The United States’ M2 Money Supply for February 2025 showed a slight increase to 21.56%, up from the previous 21.53%. Despite being forecasted to remain stable, the MoM change indicates a subtle but noteworthy escalation of $0.139 trillion. This metric, marking the total

Introduction On February 25th, 2025, the U.S. Dallas Fed Services Revenues Index reported an increase, with an actual figure of 8.2, significantly higher than both the previous month’s 5.7 and the forecasted 7. This notable change of 43.86% underscores the resilience of the U.S. services sector despite global economic challenges.

Introduction The Dallas Fed Services Index, a crucial barometer of service sector health in the United States, registered a notable decline to 4.6 in February 2025, down from the previous reading of 7.4. This sudden dip, falling well short of the forecasted 9, signifies potential cooling in one of the

Richmond Fed’s Manufacturing Upswing The Richmond Fed Manufacturing Shipments Index, a key indicator in assessing the manufacturing sector’s health, reported a significant increase to 12 in February 2025. This metric exceeded expectations with a previous value of -9 and a forecast of -4, highlighting an impressive change of 233.333 percent.

The latest Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index has shown a surprising leap to 6 in February, compared to a previous reading of -4 and a forecast of -3. This significant shift has raised eyebrows, signaling a potential turning point for the United States economy while maintaining a cautious outlook due to

Introduction The Richmond Fed Services Revenues Index has posted an impressive jump from 4 to an actual figure of 11, surpassing its forecast of 7. This sharp increase, noted on February 25, 2025, suggests a robust rebound in the service sector of the economy. Despite a low impact designator, this

Mexico’s Current Account: A Remarkable Upsurge Mexico’s current account has surged significantly to reach 12,601 million USD, a remarkable improvement compared to the previous 1,104 million USD and far exceeding the forecasted 1,500 million USD. This data suggests a noteworthy increase of 1,041.395 million USD, marking a new chapter in

Introduction On February 25, 2025, the Conference Board (CB) released its latest consumer confidence index for the United States, revealing a notable decline. The index dropped from 105.3 to 98.3, falling short of the forecasted 102.5. This medium-impact change carries significant implications for both the U.S. economy and global markets.

Overview of Nigeria’s Economic Performance On February 25, 2025, Nigeria reported a year-on-year GDP growth rate of 3.84%. This performance outshines the previous rate of 3.46% as well as the forecasted expectation of 3.7%. Despite being classified with a low impact, the 10.983% change indicates significant economic strides. Implications for

On February 25, 2025, the latest report on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index indicates that U.S. home prices have remained stagnant, with a -0.1% month-over-month change, mirroring the previous period’s figure and showing no deviation from expectations. Despite the low economic impact, this trend could have wide-ranging implications for the

On February 25, 2025, the U.S. House Price Index recorded a modest month-on-month increase of 0.4%, consistent with its previous growth rate and surpassing forecasts that projected a softer rise of 0.2%. Despite its low impact categorization, this data offers insights into the housing market’s resilience and underscores subtle shifts

Time: 2025-02-25 14:00:00 Understanding the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price YoY Data The latest release of the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index reveals a year-over-year increase of 4.5% as of February 2025, surpassing both the previous figure of 4.3% and the forecasted 4.4%. This data indicates a resilient housing market with steady growth,