Economic Calendar

Introduction Tokyo, January 29, 2025 — Japan’s latest 5-Year Climate Transition JGB Auction closed with an unexpected yield increase to 0.888%, marking a significant rise from the previous 0.595% and underscoring the growing economic uncertainty in the face of climate-related investments. This 49.244% change was anticipated by few, shaking complacent

On January 29, 2025, Sri Lanka’s Central Bank announced an interest rate decision maintaining the current rate at 8%, aligning with previous levels and forecasts. As global economic uncertainties loom, Sri Lanka’s steady stance offers a sense of stability, impacting various financial markets worldwide. Implications for Sri Lanka and Global

Introduction In an unexpected economic twist, Australia’s RBA Trimmed Mean CPI recorded a significant decline in its quarter-on-quarter growth. Released on January 29, 2025, the data shows a drop to 0.5% from a previous 0.8%, falling short of the forecasted 0.6%. This 37.5% decrease represents high impact economic news that

Steady Inflation Amid Global Economic Shifts On January 29, 2025, the Australian Bureau of Statistics released its quarterly inflation rate, which maintained a steady pace of 0.2%. This figure remains unchanged from the previous quarter and slightly below the anticipated forecast of 0.3%. The reported inflation rate comes amidst a

The Latest Economic Indicator: Trimmed Mean CPI YoY On January 29, 2025, Australia’s Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Trimmed Mean Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the Year Over Year (YoY) was released, revealing a significant actual value of 3.2%, down from the previous 3.6%. This decrease marks an 11.111% change,

Understanding the Latest RBA Weighted Median CPI Figures On January 29, 2025, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) released its latest quarterly report on the Weighted Median Consumer Price Index (CPI), showing a significant drop to 0.5% from a previous 0.9%. This unexpected decrease defied forecasters’ expectations of 0.6% and

Introduction Australia’s inflation landscape has seen a notable shift as the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) Weighted Median Consumer Price Index (CPI) Year-on-Year (YoY) figures for January 2025 dipped to 3.4%, lower than both the previous figures of 3.7% and the forecast of 3.5%. This unexpected decline marks an 8.108%

Key Insights into Australia’s Economic Performance On January 29, 2025, Australia’s Monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) Indicator was reported at 2.5%, aligning with the market forecast and representing a healthy increase from the previous month’s 2.3%. This marks an 8.696% change, indicating robust inflationary pressures within the Australian economy. The

Understanding Australia’s Latest CPI Figures In a surprising development that captured the attention of financial analysts worldwide, the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report from Australia revealed an unexpected increase. Released today, the CPI for January 2025 showed an actual measurement of 139.4, surpassing both the previous value of 139.1

Australia’s Inflation Landscape On January 29, 2025, new data revealed that Australia’s inflation rate year-on-year (YoY) stands at 2.4%, down from the previous rate of 2.8% and slightly below the forecasted 2.5%. This marks a significant change of -14.286% and carries profound implications for both domestic financial markets and the

Understanding the API Crude Oil Stock Change On January 28, 2025, the United States reported an API Crude Oil Stock Change of 2.86 million barrels, overshadowing the previous week’s increase of 1 million barrels but falling short of the forecasted 3.7 million barrels. This medium-impact report has implications for both

In an anticipated move, the Central Bank of Chile decided to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 5% during its latest monetary policy meeting. This decision aligns with the forecasts and previous rates, signaling a continuation of the bank’s current strategy aimed at balancing economic growth with inflation control. Economic

On January 28, 2025, the United States’ money supply recorded a subtle increase, with the actual figures reaching $21.53 trillion from the previous $21.45 trillion. Despite this marked rise, the impact is classified as low, presenting a mere 0.373 trillion change. This report analyses the implications for both domestic and

Introduction On January 28, 2025, the United States 7-Year Note Auction reported an actual yield of 4.457%, marking a decrease from the previous auction’s yield of 4.532%. With a change of -1.655%, this auction was categorized with a low impact. While forecasts were not explicitly provided, the lower yield may

Introduction On January 28, 2025, the United States Treasury Department revealed the results of the latest 2-Year Floating Rate Note (FRN) auction. The auction saw an actual rate of 0.098, marking a 30% decline from the previous rate of 0.14. Despite the forecast not being available, the impact of this

Introduction On January 28, 2025, the United States Treasury conducted its 42-Day Bill Auction, with an actual yield of 4.26%, marginally up from the previous auction’s 4.25%. Although the impact of this auction on the financial markets is labeled as low, even minor changes in auction outcomes can ripple through