Date | TSI | Imp. | Country | Period | Event | Actual | Forecast | Prev. | YORUM | Commentary |
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30.04.2024 01:00 |
01:00 | ★★★ | JAMAICA | February | -%0,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 01:00 |
01:00 | ★★★ | JAMAICA | February | -%0,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 01:00 |
01:00 | ★★★ | JAMAICA | February | %2,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 01:00 |
01:00 | ★★★ | JAMAICA | February | -%7,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Industrial Production(M-o-M) | %0,6 | %3,1 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | ||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Manufacturing Production(M-o-M) | %3,4 | The Manufacturing Production released by the National Statistics measures the manufacturing output. Manufacturing Production is significant as a short term indicator of the strength of a nation's manufacturing activity that dominates a large part of total GDP. A high reading is seen as positive (or bullish) for the local currency, while a low reading is seen as negative (or bearish). | |||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Industrial Production(Y-o-Y) | %5,4 | %4,8 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | ||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Manufacturing Production(Y-o-Y) | %5,1 | The Manufacturing Production released by the National Statistics measures the manufacturing output. Manufacturing Production is significant as a short term indicator of the strength of a nation's manufacturing activity that dominates a large part of total GDP. A high reading is seen as positive (or bullish) for the local currency, while a low reading is seen as negative (or bearish). | |||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | -%3,1 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | %0,9 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Construction Production(M-o-M) | -%1,9 | ||||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Construction Production(Y-Y) | %0,5 | ||||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★★ | South Korea | March | Leading Indicators Index | 100,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★ | South Korea | March | Index of Services(M-o-M) | %0,7 | ||||
30.04.2024 02:00 |
02:00 | ★★ | South Korea | March | Index of Services(Y-o-Y) | %1,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 02:01 |
02:01 | ★ | United Kingdom | April | %1,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 02:30 |
02:30 | ★ | Australia | April 28th | ANZ Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Index | 80,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 02:30 |
02:30 | ★★★ | Japan | March | Unemployment Rate | %2,5 | %2,6 | Measures the percentage of the total work force that is unemployed and actively seeking employment. A falling trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. Working people tend to spend more, and consumer spending is a major driver of the economy. However, unemployment usually draws little attention because traders view it as a lagging indicator. | ||
30.04.2024 02:30 |
02:30 | ★★★ | Japan | March | Job/Applicant Ratio | 1,26 | 1,26 | |||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | %0,6 | %1,5 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | ||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | %2,5 | %4,6 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | ||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | Large Retailers' Sales | %7,2 | The Large Retailers' Sales released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry" captures the total value of goods sold in large stores, chain convenience stores, and supermarkets. It indicates the level of consumption and consumer confidence. A high level of Large Retailers´ Sales stimulates economic expansion while a low level drives to economic downturn. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is bearish. | |||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | Preliminary Industrial Production(M-o-M) | %3,4 | -%0,6 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | ||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | -%4,7 | |||||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | -%6,6 | -%3,9 | ||||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | %0,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | -%0,7 | |||||
30.04.2024 02:50 |
02:50 | ★★★ | Japan | March | -%1,7 | |||||
30.04.2024 04:00 |
04:00 | ★★★ | Philippines | March | -%0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 04:00 |
04:00 | ★★★ | Philippines | March | -%1,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 04:00 |
04:00 | ★ | New Zealand | April | ANZ Business Confidence | 22,9 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:00 |
04:00 | ★ | New Zealand | April | 22,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | Private Sector Credits(M-o-M) | %0,4 | %0,5 | |||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | Consumer Credit(M-o-M) | %0,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | Private Sector Credits(Y-o-Y) | %5,0 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | Business Credit(M-o-M) | %0,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | M3(M-o-M) | %0,7 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | M3(Y-o-Y) | %5,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | Housing Credit(Y-o-Y) | %4,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | Housing Credit(M-o-M) | %0,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | Consumer Credit(Y-o-Y) | %2,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★ | Australia | March | Business Credit(Y-o-Y) | %6,8 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★★ | Australia | March | %0,2 | %0,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★★ | Australia | March | %1,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★★ | China | April | 50,3 | 50,8 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★★ | China | April | 52,2 | 53,0 | ||||
30.04.2024 04:30 |
04:30 | ★★★ | China | April | 52,7 | |||||
30.04.2024 04:45 |
04:45 | ★★★ | China | April | 51,0 | 51,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 05:00 |
05:00 | ★ | Singapore | March | 261,8mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 05:00 |
05:00 | ★ | Singapore | March | 785,7mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 05:00 |
05:00 | ★ | Singapore | March | 800,7mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 05:00 |
05:00 | ★ | Singapore | March | 801,5mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 05:00 |
05:00 | ★★★ | Bhutan | March | %0,12 | |||||
30.04.2024 05:00 |
05:00 | ★★★ | Bhutan | March | Consumer Prices Index(Y-o-Y) | %4,53 | ||||
30.04.2024 05:00 |
05:00 | ★★ | Pakistan | April | Consumer Confidence Index | 33,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 05:30 |
05:30 | ★★★ | Singapore | 1st Quarter | %2,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:00 |
07:00 | ★★★ | Thailand | March | Industrial Production(M-o-M) | %0,11 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 07:00 |
07:00 | ★★★ | Thailand | March | Industrial Production(Y-o-Y) | -%2,84 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | 11,28mln | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | 2,49mln | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | %3,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | -%7,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | 12,48mln | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | -%7,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | -%4,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | 8,67mln | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | 11,62mln | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | %0,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | -%21,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★ | Japan | March | 2,17mln | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★★★ | Dutch | March | %0,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★★★ | Dutch | March | -%1,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★★★ | Dutch | April | %3,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★★★ | Dutch | April | %3,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★★ | Dutch | March | %5,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 07:30 |
07:30 | ★★ | Dutch | March | %3,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★★★ | Qatar | March | %1,03 | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★★★ | Qatar | March | -%8,60 | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★ | Japan | March | 59.162 | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★ | Japan | March | 795.000 | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★ | Japan | March | -%7,6 | -%8,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★ | Japan | March | -%11,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★★★ | JORDAN | February | -688,3mln | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★★★ | JORDAN | February | 1,32mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★★★ | JORDAN | February | 649,9mln | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★ | Singapore | 1st Quarter | Business Community Confidence Index | 10 | ||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★★★ | Estonia | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | -%4,2 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★★★ | Estonia | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | -%2,7 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★ | Singapore | April | %3,96 | |||||
30.04.2024 08:00 |
08:00 | ★ | Singapore | April | %3,92 | |||||
30.04.2024 08:30 |
08:30 | ★★ | France | March | Consumer Spending(M-o-M) | %0,2 | %0,0 | |||
30.04.2024 08:30 |
08:30 | ★★ | France | March | Consumer Spending(Y-o-Y) | -%0,8 | ||||
30.04.2024 08:30 |
08:30 | ★★★ | France | 1st Quarter | %0,1 | %0,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 08:30 |
08:30 | ★★★ | France | 1st Quarter | %0,9 | %0,7 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Denmark | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | %2,2 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Denmark | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | %6,6 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Norway | March | M3(Y-o-Y) | -%1,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Norway | March | %3,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Norway | March | %2,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Norway | March | Consumer Credit(Y-o-Y) | %3,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | South Africa | March | Private Sector Credits(Y-o-Y) | %3,32 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | South Africa | March | M3(Y-o-Y) | %5,71 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★ | Germany | March | %0,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★ | Germany | March | ILO Harmonised Joblees | %3,5 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★ | Germany | March | %0,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★ | Germany | March | %0,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★ | Germany | March | %3,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★★ | Lithuania | 1st Quarter | -%0,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★★ | Lithuania | 1st Quarter | -%0,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Germany | March | Imported Prices(M-o-M) | %0,1 | -%0,2 | |||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Germany | March | Import Prices(Y-o-Y) | -%3,8 | %4,9 | |||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Germany | March | Export Price(Y-o-Y) | %1,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | Germany | March | Export Price(M-o-M) | %0,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★★ | Denmark | March | Unemployment Rate | %2,5 | Measures the percentage of the total work force that is unemployed and actively seeking employment. A falling trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. Working people tend to spend more, and consumer spending is a major driver of the economy. However, unemployment usually draws little attention because traders view it as a lagging indicator. | |||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | United Kingdom | April | Nationwide Housing Prices(M-o-M) | -%0,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★ | United Kingdom | April | Nationwide Housing Prices(Y-o-Y) | %1,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★★ | Germany | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | %1,5 | -%1,9 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | ||
30.04.2024 09:00 |
09:00 | ★★★ | Germany | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | -%2,7 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 09:30 |
09:30 | ★ | Malaysia | April | 1,29mln | |||||
30.04.2024 09:30 |
09:30 | ★ | Malaysia | April | %29,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:30 |
09:30 | ★★★ | Hungary | March | -%4,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:30 |
09:30 | ★★★ | Hungary | 1st Quarter | %0,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:30 |
09:30 | ★★★ | Hungary | 1st Quarter | %1,0 | %0,0 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:45 |
09:45 | ★★★ | France | April | %0,5 | %0,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:45 |
09:45 | ★★★ | France | April | %0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:45 |
09:45 | ★★★ | France | April | %2,2 | %2,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:45 |
09:45 | ★★★ | France | April | %2,1 | %2,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 09:45 |
09:45 | ★★★ | France | March | -%1,7 | |||||
30.04.2024 09:45 |
09:45 | ★★★ | France | March | -%5,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Turkey | April | 54,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Turkey | April | 53,7 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Turkey | April | 52,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Thailand | March | Trade Balance($) | 1,7mlr | Measures the difference in value between imported and exported goods and services. A positive Trade Balance indicates that more goods and services were exported than imported over a given period. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. When higher levels of exports are sold to the world, demand for the nation's currency is elevated as foreigners convert their native currency to purchase the exports. The Trade Balance also has a sizable impact on GDP because high demand for exports creates increased employment and production, as domestic factories work to fill this demand. | |||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Thailand | March | Exports(Y-o-Y) | %2,5 | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Thailand | March | %3,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Thailand | March | Current Account Balance($) | 2,0mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Thailand | March | Private Consumption Index(M-o-M) | %0,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Thailand | March | %0,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Malaysia | March | M3(Y-o-Y) | %5,7 | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Austria | April | %0,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Austria | April | %0,7 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Austria | April | %4,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Austria | April | %4,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Austria | March | -%0,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Austria | March | -%6,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Czechia | 1st Quarter | %0,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Czechia | 1st Quarter | %0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Spain | 1st Quarter | %0,4 | %0,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Spain | 1st Quarter | %1,9 | %2,0 | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Georgia | March | GDP(Y-o-Y) | %9,5 | Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measures the total value of all goods and services produced by the economy. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. GDP is the broadest measure of activity and the primary gauge of the economy\'s health. To foreign investors, a strong economy is viewed favorably because it spurs investment opportunities in the domestic stock and bond markets. More importantly, the central bank is more likely to raise interest rates in the face of a strong and growing economy. The combination of these effects can have a large impact on the demand for the nation's currency. | |||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Swiss | April | KOF Economic Indicator | 102,1 | 101,5 | The KOF Leading Indicators Index is designed to predict the direction of the economy over the following six months. The index is a composite reading of 12 economic indicators related to banking confidence, production, new orders, consumer confidence and housing. A higher than expected reading should be taken as positive/bullish for the EUR, while a lower than expected reading should be taken as negative/bearish for the EUR. | ||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Turkey | March | -7,52mlr | -7,52mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Turkey | March | -%4,1 | -%4,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Turkey | March | 22,58mlr | 22,58mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Turkey | March | 30,1mlr | 30,1mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Turkey | March | -%5,7 | -%5,7 | ||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★★ | Turkey | March | Exports/Imports Ratio | %75,0 | %75,0 | |||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Turkey | March | %2,94 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★ | Turkey | March | %83,02 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★ | Turkey | 1st Quarter | 12,27mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★ | Turkey | 1st Quarter | %36,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★ | Turkey | 1st Quarter | %6,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:00 |
10:00 | ★★ | Turkey | 1st Quarter | 1,97mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 10:30 |
10:30 | ★ | Turkey | April | Türk-Is Hungar Line(TRY) | 16.793 | ||||
30.04.2024 10:30 |
10:30 | ★ | Turkey | April | %3,29 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:30 |
10:30 | ★ | Turkey | April | %75,09 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:30 |
10:30 | ★ | Turkey | April | 54.700 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:55 |
10:55 | ★★★ | Germany | April | Seasonally adjusted Unemployment | %5,9 | %5,9 | |||
30.04.2024 10:55 |
10:55 | ★★★ | Germany | April | %6,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 10:55 |
10:55 | ★★★ | Germany | April | 2,769mln | |||||
30.04.2024 10:55 |
10:55 | ★★★ | Germany | April | 7.000 | 4.000 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Germany | 1st Quarter | %0,1 | -%0,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Germany | 1st Quarter | -%0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Armenia | April | CBA Benchmark Interest Rate | %8,50 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Poland | April | %0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Poland | April | %2,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Italy | 1st Quarter | %0,1 | %0,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Italy | 1st Quarter | %0,4 | %0,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★ | Turkey | March | Number of Foreign Visitors | 2,29mln | ||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★ | Turkey | March | %22,68 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | PALESTINE | March | %3,97 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | PALESTINE | March | %28,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★ | Czechia | March | M3(Y-o-Y) | %8,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Bulgaria | March | -%0,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Bulgaria | March | -%9,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:00 |
11:00 | ★★★ | Spain | February | Current Account Balance(Euro) | 5,13mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Uganda | April | %0,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Uganda | April | Consumer Prices Index(Y-o-Y) | %3,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★ | United Kingdom | March | Mortgage Approvals | 61,000 | 60.383 | |||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★ | United Kingdom | March | 1,38mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★ | United Kingdom | March | M4(M-o-M) | %0,4 | %0,5 | |||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★ | United Kingdom | March | 1,7mlr | 2,89mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★ | United Kingdom | March | 1,51mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★ | United Kingdom | March | M4(Y-o-Y) | -%1,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Slovenia | April | %0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Slovenia | April | HCIP(M-o-M) | %0,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Slovenia | April | CPI- EU Harmonised(Y-o-Y) | %3,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Slovenia | April | Consumer Prices Index(Y-o-Y) | %3,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★ | Slovenia | March | Imported Prices(M-o-M) | %0,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★ | Slovenia | March | Import Prices(Y-o-Y) | -%3,9 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Taiwan | 1st Quarter | %2,34 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Taiwan | 1st Quarter | %5,50 | %4,93 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Portugal | 1st Quarter | %0,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Portugal | 1st Quarter | %2,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Portugal | April | %2,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Portugal | April | %2,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Portugal | April | %2,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:30 |
11:30 | ★★★ | Portugal | April | %2,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:45 |
11:45 | ★ | Hong Kong | March | %0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 11:45 |
11:45 | ★ | Hong Kong | March | M3(M-o-M) | -%0,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:45 |
11:45 | ★ | Hong Kong | March | M1(Y-o-Y) | -%10,7 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:45 |
11:45 | ★ | Hong Kong | March | M3(M-o-M) | -%0,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:45 |
11:45 | ★ | Hong Kong | March | M3(Y-o-Y) | %0,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 11:45 |
11:45 | ★ | Hong Kong | March | M2(Annual) | %0,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★ | Nigeria | April | FX Reserves($) | 34,26mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★ | Iceland | March | Hotel Overnight Stays | 372.687 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★ | Iceland | March | Hotel Overnight Stays(Y-o-Y) | %0,0 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Eurozone | 1st Quarter | %0,1 | %0,0 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Eurozone | 1st Quarter | %0,2 | %0,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Eurozone | April | %0,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Eurozone | April | %2,6 | %2,9 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Eurozone | April | %1,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Eurozone | April | %2,4 | %2,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Greece | March | -%0,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Greece | March | -%4,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Croatia | March | Industrial Production(M-o-M) | -%4,6 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Croatia | March | Industrial Production(Y-o-Y) | -%5,7 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Croatia | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | %1,1 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Croatia | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | %9,1 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Croatia | April | %0,9 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Croatia | April | %4,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Malta | March | -%0,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Malta | March | %0,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Italy | April | %0,2 | %0,0 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Italy | April | %1,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Italy | April | %1,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★★ | Italy | April | %1,0 | %1,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★ | Greece | February | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | -%22,4 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★ | Greece | February | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | -%8,9 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★ | Eurozone | %0,3 | ||||||
30.04.2024 12:00 |
12:00 | ★★ | Eurozone | %1,2 | ||||||
30.04.2024 12:05 |
12:05 | ★ | United Kingdom | April | -- | |||||
30.04.2024 12:15 |
12:15 | ★★★ | South Cyprus | March | %0,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:15 |
12:15 | ★★★ | South Cyprus | March | -%3,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:15 |
12:15 | ★ | Greece | April | 13 Weekly Bond Auction İnterest | %3,75 | ||||
30.04.2024 12:30 |
12:30 | ★★★ | Sri Lanka | April | -%1,9 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:30 |
12:30 | ★★★ | Sri Lanka | April | %0,9 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:30 |
12:30 | ★ | Germany | April | -- | |||||
30.04.2024 12:45 |
12:45 | ★★★ | Mauritius | March | %0,9 | |||||
30.04.2024 12:45 |
12:45 | ★★★ | Mauritius | March | %1,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | March | Industrial Production(M-o-M) | %1,7 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | March | Industrial Production(Y-o-Y) | %8,4 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | March | Foreign Trade Balance(Euro) | -769,4mln | ||||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | March | 3,47mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | March | Exports(Eur) | 2,7mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | %0,3 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | %8,8 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★ | North Macedonia | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | %8,8 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | North Macedonia | March | Industrial Production(Y-o-Y) | %0,3 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Israel | February | Manufacturing Production(M-o-M) | %3,8 | The Manufacturing Production released by the National Statistics measures the manufacturing output. Manufacturing Production is significant as a short term indicator of the strength of a nation's manufacturing activity that dominates a large part of total GDP. A high reading is seen as positive (or bullish) for the local currency, while a low reading is seen as negative (or bearish). | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Luxembourg | March | -%0,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Luxembourg | March | -%15,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★ | Portugal | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | -%0,4 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★ | Portugal | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | %0,7 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | 1st Quarter | %0,9 | |||||
30.04.2024 13:00 |
13:00 | ★★★ | Serbia | 1st Quarter | %3,8 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Lesotho | March | %0,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Lesotho | March | Consumer Prices Index(Y-o-Y) | %7,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★ | Morocco | March | M3(M-o-M) | %0,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★ | Morocco | March | M2(Annual) | %6,7 | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | March | Trade Balance($) | -50,42mln | Measures the difference in value between imported and exported goods and services. A positive Trade Balance indicates that more goods and services were exported than imported over a given period. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. When higher levels of exports are sold to the world, demand for the nation's currency is elevated as foreigners convert their native currency to purchase the exports. The Trade Balance also has a sizable impact on GDP because high demand for exports creates increased employment and production, as domestic factories work to fill this demand. | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | March | Exports($) | 42,06mln | A function of international trade whereby goods produced in one country are shipped to another country for future sale or trade. The sale of such goods adds to the producing nation's gross output. If used for trade, exports are exchanged for other products or services. Exports are one of the oldest forms of economic transfer, and occur on a large scale between nations that have fewer restrictions on trade, such as tariffs or subsidies. | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | March | Imports($) | 92,47mln | |||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | March | %0,8 | ||||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | March | %0,5 | ||||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | March | Industrial Production(M-o-M) | %9,7 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | March | Industrial Production(Y-o-Y) | %1,4 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★ | Turkey | 1st Quarter | 9.497 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★ | Turkey | 1st Quarter | 189.112 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Bahrain | March | %0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Bahrain | March | Consumer Prices Index(Y-o-Y) | %0,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Sri Lanka | March | Trade Balance($) | -319mln | Measures the difference in value between imported and exported goods and services. A positive Trade Balance indicates that more goods and services were exported than imported over a given period. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. When higher levels of exports are sold to the world, demand for the nation's currency is elevated as foreigners convert their native currency to purchase the exports. The Trade Balance also has a sizable impact on GDP because high demand for exports creates increased employment and production, as domestic factories work to fill this demand. | |||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Sri Lanka | March | Imports($) | 1,38mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Sri Lanka | March | Exports($) | 1,06mlr | A function of international trade whereby goods produced in one country are shipped to another country for future sale or trade. The sale of such goods adds to the producing nation's gross output. If used for trade, exports are exchanged for other products or services. Exports are one of the oldest forms of economic transfer, and occur on a large scale between nations that have fewer restrictions on trade, such as tariffs or subsidies. | |||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Zimbabwe | April | %4,9 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★★★ | Zimbabwe | April | Consumer Prices Index(Y-o-Y) | %55,3 | ||||
30.04.2024 14:00 |
14:00 | ★ | Sri Lanka | March | PMI Construction Sector | 57,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | %6,7 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | %7,9 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | %6,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | %2,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | %10,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | %11,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | -%9,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | Steel Production (Annual) | %8,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★★ | India | March | %11,3 | |||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★ | Turkey | March | M3(Y-o-Y) | %64,5 | ||||
30.04.2024 14:30 |
14:30 | ★ | Turkey | March | M1(Y-o-Y) | %57,2 | ||||
30.04.2024 15:00 |
15:00 | ★★★ | Mexico | 1st Quarter | %0,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 15:00 |
15:00 | ★★★ | Mexico | 1st Quarter | %2,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 15:00 |
15:00 | ★★★ | South Africa | March | Trade Balance(ZAR) | 14,04mlr | Measures the difference in value between imported and exported goods and services. A positive Trade Balance indicates that more goods and services were exported than imported over a given period. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. When higher levels of exports are sold to the world, demand for the nation's currency is elevated as foreigners convert their native currency to purchase the exports. The Trade Balance also has a sizable impact on GDP because high demand for exports creates increased employment and production, as domestic factories work to fill this demand. | |||
30.04.2024 15:00 |
15:00 | ★★★ | South Africa | March | 161,9mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 15:00 |
15:00 | ★★★ | South Africa | March | 147,8mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 15:00 |
15:00 | ★★★ | Brazil | March | %0,06 | |||||
30.04.2024 15:00 |
15:00 | ★★★ | Brazil | March | -%5,16 | |||||
30.04.2024 15:00 |
15:00 | ★★★ | Brazil | March | Unemployment Rate | %7,8 | Measures the percentage of the total work force that is unemployed and actively seeking employment. A falling trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. Working people tend to spend more, and consumer spending is a major driver of the economy. However, unemployment usually draws little attention because traders view it as a lagging indicator. | |||
30.04.2024 15:30 |
15:30 | ★★ | USA | 1st Quarter | %1,0 | %0,9 | ||||
30.04.2024 15:30 |
15:30 | ★★ | USA | 1st Quarter | %4,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 15:30 |
15:30 | ★ | USA | April | 100,85 | |||||
30.04.2024 15:30 |
15:30 | ★ | USA | April | -%1,01 | |||||
30.04.2024 15:30 |
15:30 | ★ | USA | April | 32,24 | |||||
30.04.2024 15:30 |
15:30 | ★ | USA | April | %3,27 | |||||
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15:30 | ★★★ | Canada | February | %0,3 | %0,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 15:30 |
15:30 | ★★★ | Canada | February | GDP(Y-o-Y) | %0,9 | Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measures the total value of all goods and services produced by the economy. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. GDP is the broadest measure of activity and the primary gauge of the economy\'s health. To foreign investors, a strong economy is viewed favorably because it spurs investment opportunities in the domestic stock and bond markets. More importantly, the central bank is more likely to raise interest rates in the face of a strong and growing economy. The combination of these effects can have a large impact on the demand for the nation's currency. | |||
30.04.2024 15:55 |
15:55 | ★ | USA | %5,1 | ||||||
30.04.2024 15:55 |
15:55 | ★ | USA | %5,3 | ||||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★ | Russia | March | M3(M-o-M) | %1,6 | ||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★ | Russia | March | M2(Annual) | %18,4 | ||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★ | USA | February | FHFA House Price Index(M-o-M) | -%0,1 | The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) House Price Index (HPI) covers single-family housing, using data provided by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The House Price Index is derived from transactions involving conforming conventional mortgages purchased or securitized by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★ | USA | February | FHFA House Price Index(Y-o-Y) | %6,3 | The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) House Price Index (HPI) covers single-family housing, using data provided by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The House Price Index is derived from transactions involving conforming conventional mortgages purchased or securitized by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★ | USA | February | -%0,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★ | USA | February | %0,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★ | USA | February | %6,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★ | USA | February | %7,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★ | USA | February | %6,6 | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★ | USA | February | %0,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★ | Eurozone | April 26th | 319,5mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★ | Eurozone | April 26th | 711,1mlr | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Chile | March | Industrial Production(M-o-M) | %0,0 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Chile | March | Manufacturing Production(Y-o-Y) | %8,8 | The Manufacturing Production released by the National Statistics measures the manufacturing output. Manufacturing Production is significant as a short term indicator of the strength of a nation's manufacturing activity that dominates a large part of total GDP. A high reading is seen as positive (or bullish) for the local currency, while a low reading is seen as negative (or bearish). | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Chile | March | Manufacturing Production(M-o-M) | %,07 | The Manufacturing Production released by the National Statistics measures the manufacturing output. Manufacturing Production is significant as a short term indicator of the strength of a nation's manufacturing activity that dominates a large part of total GDP. A high reading is seen as positive (or bullish) for the local currency, while a low reading is seen as negative (or bearish). | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Chile | March | Industrial Production(Y-o-Y) | %7,9 | Measures the total value of output produced by factories, mines, and utilities. A rising trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency because high levels of production are a sign of a strong economy. Industrial Production reacts quickly to the ups and downs of the business cycle and can be a leading indicator of manufacturing employment, average earnings, and personal income.An increase is regarded as inflationary which may lead to a rise in interest rates. High industrial production growth may generate a positive (or bullish) reaction from the local currency. | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Chile | March | Retail Sales(M-o-M) | -%0,6 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Chile | March | Retail Sales(Y-o-Y) | %3,9 | The Retail Trade released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry captures the aggregate sales made through a business location (usually a store) in which the principal activity is the sale of merchandise and related services to the general public, for household or personal consumption. Consumer spending is a key important indicator for the Japanese economy. A high reading is positive for the JPY, while a low reading is negative. | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Chile | March | Unemployment Rate | %8,5 | Measures the percentage of the total work force that is unemployed and actively seeking employment. A falling trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. Working people tend to spend more, and consumer spending is a major driver of the economy. However, unemployment usually draws little attention because traders view it as a lagging indicator. | |||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Montenegro | March | Foreign Trade Balance(Euro) | -239,4mln | ||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Montenegro | March | Exports(Eur) | 61,7mln | ||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★★★ | Montenegro | March | 301,1mln | |||||
30.04.2024 16:00 |
16:00 | ★ | Chile | March | %9,9 | |||||
30.04.2024 16:30 |
16:30 | ★ | Saudi Arabia | March | M3(Y-o-Y) | %10,1 | ||||
30.04.2024 16:30 |
16:30 | ★ | Saudi Arabia | March | %11,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 16:45 |
16:45 | ★★ | USA | April | Chicago PMI | 47,0 | 41,4 | |||
30.04.2024 17:00 |
17:00 | ★★★ | Kenya | April | %0,2 | |||||
30.04.2024 17:00 |
17:00 | ★★★ | Kenya | April | Consumer Prices Index(Y-o-Y) | %5,7 | ||||
30.04.2024 17:00 |
17:00 | ★ | USA | April | CB Consumer Confidence Index | 103,5 | 104,7 | Measures the mood of consumers in regard to economic conditions. The reading is derived from a monthly survey that asks respondents to evaluate the prospects for the economy in the future. Higher readings point to higher consumer optimism. When consumers are optimistic they tend to purchase more goods and services, which stimulates the economy. | ||
30.04.2024 17:00 |
17:00 | ★ | USA | April | CB Expectation Index | 73,8 | ||||
30.04.2024 17:00 |
17:00 | ★ | USA | April | 151,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 17:30 |
17:30 | ★ | USA | April | -5,5 | |||||
30.04.2024 17:30 |
17:30 | ★ | USA | April | 4,0 | |||||
30.04.2024 18:00 |
18:00 | ★ | Egypt | March | M2(Annual) | %16,64 | ||||
30.04.2024 18:30 |
18:30 | ★★★ | MALDIVES | March | %0,45 | |||||
30.04.2024 18:30 |
18:30 | ★★★ | MALDIVES | March | Consumer Prices Index(Y-o-Y) | %1,12 | ||||
30.04.2024 19:00 |
19:00 | ★ | Mexico | April 26th | FX Reserves($) | 217,3mlr | ||||
30.04.2024 19:00 |
19:00 | ★★★ | Colombia | March | Unemployment Rate | %11,7 | Measures the percentage of the total work force that is unemployed and actively seeking employment. A falling trend has a positive effect on the nation's currency. Working people tend to spend more, and consumer spending is a major driver of the economy. However, unemployment usually draws little attention because traders view it as a lagging indicator. | |||
30.04.2024 19:00 |
19:00 | ★★★ | Ukraina | March | Current Account Balance($) | -111mln | ||||
30.04.2024 19:00 |
19:00 | ★★ | Brazil | March | 306.111 | |||||
30.04.2024 21:00 |
21:00 | ★★★ | Colombia | April | Banrep Benchmark Interest Rate | %12,25 | ||||
30.04.2024 22:00 |
22:00 | ★ | Colombia | March | -%4,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 22:00 |
22:00 | ★ | USA | March | %7,1 | |||||
30.04.2024 22:00 |
22:00 | ★ | USA | March | -%5,4 | |||||
30.04.2024 23:30 |
23:30 | ★ | USA | April 26th | -3,23mln | |||||
30.04.2024 23:30 |
23:30 | ★ | USA | April 26th | 724.000 | |||||
30.04.2024 23:30 |
23:30 | ★ | USA | April 26th | -595.000 | |||||
30.04.2024 23:30 |
23:30 | ★ | USA | April 26th | -898.000 |