Economic Calendar

Overview: Slovenia’s Tourism Boom As of February 2025, Slovenia has reported an impressive 9.1% Year-on-Year (YoY) growth in tourist arrivals, significantly surpassing the previous year’s figure of 5.2% and defying forecasts that predicted a modest increase of 4%. This 75% surge underscores Slovenia’s rising appeal as a travel destination, offering

Surprising Uptick in Iceland’s PPI Reykjavík, Iceland – The Icelandic Producer Price Index (PPI) witnessed a substantial increase from a previous -0.6% to an actual 1.5% in February 2025, surpassing the forecasted -0.4%. This 350% change, despite being marked with a “low impact” designation, has captured global attention, prompting analysts

Overview of the Data On February 25, 2025, Poland’s unemployment rate was reported at 5.4%, a slight increase from the previous rate of 5.1%. This matches the forecast but signifies a 5.882% change in the rate. This data points to medium impact levels and could influence both Poland’s domestic economic

Introduction On February 25, 2025, Iceland’s Producer Price Index (PPI) showed a significant jump, recording a 9.1% year-over-year increase. This surge, up from the previous 7.1% and defying the forecasted steady rate, reflects a noteworthy change in the island’s economic landscape. With an impact marked as low, this index still

February 25, 2025, 08:30 – Hong Kong’s export growth year-over-year has dramatically slowed to a mere 0.1%, a significant decrease from the previous 5.2%, manifesting a 98.077% reduction. This unexpected slowdown has caused international markets to brace for potential impacts, igniting discussions among investors and analysts worldwide. Implications for Hong

Date: February 25, 2025 Time: 08:30 AM Introduction The latest data reveals a significant turnaround in Hong Kong’s trade balance, shifting from a deficit of 34.5 billion HKD to a surprising surplus of 2.1 billion HKD. This marks a change of 106.087 billion HKD, indicating a more favorable economic positioning

On February 25, 2025, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council released updated data on the territory’s monthly exports, revealing a modest increase of just 0.1%. This performance stands in stark contrast with December’s significant growth of 5.2%, marking a drastic decrease of 98.077%. As the analysts had refrained from making

As of February 2025, Hong Kong’s monthly import data shows a noteworthy, albeit modest, recovery with a 0.5% growth, an improvement from the previous month’s contraction of -1.1%. While this change is classified as having a low impact in economic terms, the 145.455% change indicates a positive shift that might

A Subtle but Promising Growth for Hong Kong’s Economy As of February 25, 2025, recent data from Hong Kong’s import reports reveal a subtle yet encouraging rise. This year’s Year-over-Year (YoY) import growth stands at an actual rate of 0.5%, a noticeable increase from last year’s -1.1%. This change represents

Surprising Turnaround in Hong Kong’s Balance of Trade In a remarkable shift, Hong Kong’s balance of trade has swung from a significant deficit to a surplus, as reported on February 25, 2025. The actual figure of 2.1 billion USD stands in stark contrast to last month’s -34.5 billion USD and

Understanding Armenia’s Producer Price Index Data On February 25, 2025, Armenia released its Producer Price Index (PPI) data, revealing a significant year-over-year increase of 2.8%. This figure was notably lower than the previous year’s 5.7% and fell short of the forecasted 4.5%. The data indicates a 50.877% decrease from the

Understanding Taiwan’s Latest Industrial Production Data On February 25, 2025, Taiwan reported its year-over-year industrial production growth at 5.07%, a significant decrease from the previous year’s 19.76% and just slightly above the forecasted 5%. This substantial drop of 74.342% highlights a deceleration in Taiwan’s industrial growth, raising questions about the

Balance of Trade Overview On February 25, 2025, Armenia reported a significant shift in its balance of trade, reaching a surplus of 65.9 million USD, a noteworthy improvement from the previous deficit of 374.1 million USD. This pleasant surprise surpasses the forecasted deficit of 350 million USD and marks a

Overview On February 25, 2025, Armenia reported its Industrial Production Year-over-Year (YoY) numbers, indicating a significant yet insufficient recovery. The actual figures show a contraction of 10.4%, improving from the previous period’s 14.8% downturn. This change reflects a 29.73% improvement, although it still falls short of the forecasted -9% contraction.

In a recent economic report, Armenia’s year-on-year retail sales showed a growth of 9.9% for February 2025. While this marks a slight decrease from the previous month’s 10.3% growth, the figure beats the forecasted 8%, demonstrating resilience in consumer spending against global uncertainties. Implications for Armenia and the Global Economy

The Czech Republic’s Producer Price Index at a Glance On February 25, 2025, the Czech Republic’s Producer Price Index (PPI) year-over-year showed a significant drop to 0.5%, vastly lower than both the previous value of 2.8% and the forecast of 1.3%. This change marks an 82.143% decrease and has been