Economic Calendar

Understanding Austria’s PPI YoY Data The latest Producer Price Index (PPI) figures for Austria, released on January 30th, 2025, indicate a year-over-year change of -1.1%. This marks a notable improvement from the previous value of -2% and exceeds the forecast of 0.7%. While the impact is categorized as low, the

Spain’s Surprising Inflation Data On January 30, 2025, Spain reported a year-over-year core inflation rate of 2.4%, defying forecasts of 2.7% and marking a decline from the previous 2.6%. This unexpected decrease indicates a sharp adjustment of -7.692%, suggesting relative stability in Spain’s economy despite global economic challenges. Implications for

Decline in Auction Yield: A Sign of Stabilizing Economic Conditions? In a recent development, Austria’s 3-month ATB (Austrian Treasury Bill) auction revealed a yield of 2.525%. This marks an impressive reduction of approximately 11.404% from the previous yield of 2.85%. Despite having a low immediate impact forecast, this decline reflects

On January 30, 2025, Sweden released its latest business confidence figures, showing a slight uptick to 101.1 from a previous reading of 100.6. This number surpassed the forecast of 100, indicating a marginal increase in optimism among Sweden’s businesses. While the impact is labeled as low, it offers valuable insights

Rising Inflation: A Closer Look at Spain’s Economic Landscape On January 30, 2025, Spain’s year-on-year inflation rate reached 3%, slightly exceeding the forecast of 2.9% and marking an increase from the previous rate of 2.8%. While this change represents a relatively mild shift of 7.143%, it signifies a medium-level impact

Introduction Zambia’s year-over-year inflation rate remains unchanged at 16.7% as of January 2025, according to the latest data release. This stability comes as a surprise as market analysts had forecasted a slight increase to 17%. The report signifies a momentary pause in Zambia’s inflationary pressures, which has reverberations across various

Overview of Slovakia’s Consumer Confidence On January 30, 2025, Slovakia’s consumer confidence index was reported at -23.4, a decrease from the previous month’s -20.8 and well below the forecast of -21. This indicator, measuring public sentiment on financial conditions, has shown a downward trend with a change of -12.5. Despite

Unpacking Zambia’s Inflation Rate Surge In a surprising turn of economic events, Zambia’s month-on-month inflation rate for January 2025 was reported to be 2.1%, significantly higher than the previous month’s rate of 1.2% and surpassing the forecast of 1.5%. This marks a substantial 75% increase from the preceding month’s inflation

On January 30, 2025, Austria released its year-on-year Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth data, revealing a moderate contraction of 0.2%. Despite remaining in negative territory, this figure represents a significant improvement from the previous quarter’s -0.8% and aligns with forecasts, suggesting a stabilization in Austria’s economic activity. What Does This

Economic Growth: A Glimpse of Hope On January 30, 2025, the Central Statistical Office of Hungary released promising news regarding the country’s GDP growth rate in the fourth quarter. The quarter-on-quarter growth rate has reached 0.5%, a significant improvement from the previous quarter’s contraction of -0.6%, though it fell short

Overview of Hungary’s Balance of Trade On January 30, 2025, Hungary’s balance of trade was reported at 819 million EUR, down from a previous 1039 million EUR and slightly above the forecasted 742 million EUR. This decline of 21.174 million EUR, with a ‘Low’ impact rating, indicates a subtle but

Overview: Hungary’s GDP Recovery Falls Short of Expectations As of January 30, 2025, Hungary’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate year-over-year (YoY) has moved into positive territory at 0.4%, according to recent economic data. This shift marks a significant increase from the previous -0.8% figure, reflecting a 150% change; however,

Germany’s Import Price Index Registers Unexpected Growth On January 30, 2025, the German Federal Statistical Office reported a notable increase in Germany’s import prices year-over-year, with the index showing a rise of 2% compared to the forecasted 1.9% and the previous month’s 0.6%. This marks a significant change of 233.333%,

On January 30, 2025, Denmark revealed its latest unemployment figures, which have held steady at 2.6%, matching both the previous period and slightly outperforming the forecasted 2.7%. While the changes might seem minor, the stable rate signals a continued robustness in Denmark’s labor market, prompting various economic interpretations and strategic

Breaking Down Lithuania’s Impressive GDP Growth Lithuania’s GDP growth rate has shown an impressive increase, reaching 3.8% for the year-over-year period ending in January 2025. This is a significant rise from the previous rate of 2.5% and also surpasses the forecast of 3.3%. Although rated as having a low impact

Introduction In the latest release of economic data, Norway’s Year-over-Year (YoY) Loan Growth has shown a slight decline, registering at 3.3% for January 2025. This marks a decrease from the previous rate of 3.6% and falls short of the forecasted figure of 3.5%. With an 8.333% change, the impact on