Economic Calendar

On February 25, 2025, South Korea’s central bank announced a reduction in its key interest rate to 2.75%, a decline from the previous 3%. This decision aligns with market forecasts and reflects a nominal change of -8.333% amid a low impact rating. As South Korea moves forward with this monetary

Introduction Singapore’s GDP growth rate has reported a year-on-year increase of 5% for February 2025, a slight decline from the previous 5.4% but comfortably exceeding the forecast of 3.1%. This medium-impact data point indicates both challenges and growth opportunities for Singapore’s economy and holds significance for the global market landscape.

Introduction In a surprising turn, Singapore’s GDP growth rate quarter-on-quarter for Q1 2025 stands at 0.5%, significantly lower than the previous quarter’s 3.2% and below the forecasted 0.8%. This shift prompts a reevaluation of the economic landscape both within the country and on the global stage. Below, we delve into

Introduction The United States 6-Month Bill Auction, held on February 24, 2025, showed a slight decline in yields compared to the previous auction. The actual yield was reported at 4.18%, down from the previous 4.22%. Despite a low impact forecast, this marginal change can have notable implications for investors globally.

The latest U.S. 3-Month Treasury Bill auction results revealed a slight decrease in yields, with the current figure standing at 4.195%, compared to the previous 4.225%. This modest decline of 0.71% is considered to have a low impact on the broader market, but it still carries implications for both domestic

Overview of the Indicator The latest figures from the Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index reveal a concerning decline, with the index falling to -8.3 for February 2025. This represents a significant drop from the previous index score of 14.1 and goes against the optimistic forecast of an 18-point rating. With such

Understanding the Latest BTF Auction Results On February 24, 2025, France’s 12-Month BTF (Bon à Taux Fixe) auction results were revealed, indicating an actual yield of 2.241%. This marks a modest decline of approximately 1.538% from the previous auction yield of 2.276%. Despite predictions of potential fluctuations, the impact remains

Belgium’s Business Confidence Index Shows Signs of Recovery On February 24, 2025, Belgium’s National Bank Business Confidence Index (NBB) posted an actual value of -12.3, indicating a slight yet positive shift from the previous reading of -13.6. This figure also surpassed the forecasted level of -12.9, suggesting a cautiously optimistic

On February 24, 2025, France conducted its latest 3-Month BTF Auction, resulting in an actual yield of 2.423%, slightly lower than the previous rate of 2.452%. Despite falling short of the preceding figure, this minor variation represents a change of -1.183% and has thereby been classified as having a low

Introduction In a subtle yet noteworthy shift, France’s recent 6-Month BTF (Bon du Trésor à taux fixe) Auction, conducted on February 24, 2025, showcased an actual yield of 2.339%, down from the previous 2.369%. The forecast was not set due to the presumed stability. This 1.266% change, albeit low in

In an optimistic yet cautious outlook for the Belgian economy, the February 2025 update on Belgium’s Business Confidence index reveals a slight improvement. The actual index value stands at -12.3, an increase from the previous -13.6 and narrowly missing the forecast of -12.1. Despite its low impact rating, this change

Introduction In a notable shift, Kuwait’s M2 Money Supply has recorded a year-on-year growth of 4.56% as of February 24, 2025. This represents an increase from the previous year’s 4.26%, demonstrating a 7.042% change in monetary expansion. While the growth impact is considered low, the implications of this shift are

Overview As of February 24, 2025, Poland’s M3 Money Supply YoY has demonstrated a steady increase, with actual figures reaching 9.4% compared to a previous 9.3% and a forecasted 9.2%. This slight uptick of 1.075% indicates a continuing trend of monetary expansion in the Polish economy, resulting in a low

Bank Lending Data Overview On February 24, 2025, Kuwait reported a year-on-year bank lending growth of 4.81%. The figure reflects a 3.441% change from the previous year’s growth rate of 4.65%. This low-impact increase, while subtle, indicates a steady resilience in Kuwait’s financial sector amid ongoing global economic dynamics. Implications

Peru’s Economic Outlook Brightens The latest economic data reveals that Peru’s current account surplus has reached an impressive 2.26%, comfortably surpassing both the previous quarter’s figure of 1.87% and the forecasted 1.2%. This significant increase, amounting to a change of 20.856 billion, underscores Peru’s resilience and potential strength in international

Overview of Albania’s Harmonised Inflation Rate On February 24, 2025, Albania reported a harmonised inflation rate of 2.4% year-over-year, maintaining the same rate from previous figures and meeting forecast expectations. With an impact rated as low, this stability suggests a balanced economic environment, providing confidence for both domestic and international