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Macroeconomic calendar

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Macroeconomic calendar


Key global economic indicators, including actual data and analyst expectations:

Wednesday, 18/06/2025

  1. 01:50 – Japan:
  2. Trade Balance (expected: -¥893 billion; previous: -¥115.6 billion)
  3. Core Machinery Orders, MoM (expected: -9.7%; previous: +13%)
  4. 08:00 – United Kingdom:
  5. Consumer Prices, MoM (expected: +0.2%; previous: +1.2%)
  6. Consumer Prices, YoY (expected: +3.3%; previous: +3.5%)
  7. 10:00 – Euro Area:
  8. Current Account Balance (previous: €50.9 billion)
  9. 11:00 – Euro Area:
  10. Consumer Prices, YoY (expected: +1.9%; previous: +2.2%)
  11. Consumer Prices, MoM (expected: 0.0%; previous: +0.6%)
  12. 13:00 – United States:
  13. Weekly Mortgage Applications (previous: +12.5%)
  14. 14:30 – United States:
  15. Housing Starts, MoM (previous: +1.6%)
  16. Building Permits, MoM (previous: -4.0%)
  17. Building Permits (expected: 1.42 million units; previous: 1.42 million units)
  18. Housing Starts (expected: 1.35 million units; previous: 1.36 million units)
  19. Weekly Jobless Claims (expected: 246K; previous: 248K)
  20. 16:30 – United States:
  21. Weekly Crude Oil Inventories (previous: -3.64 million barrels)
  22. 18:00 – United States:
  23. Weekly Natural Gas Storage (previous: +109 billion cubic feet)


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