FX Economic Calendar

November 30 – December 5, 2025 Economic report and policy meeting

 

November 30

Australia:  Company Gross Profits (QoQ) – 3^rd Qtr.

Japan:  Capital Spending (YoY) – 3^rd Qtr., Bank of Japan (BoJ) Governor Ueda Speech

Switzerland:  Retail Sales (YoY and MoM) - October

 

December 1

Australia:  Building Permits (MoM) – October     

Euro-Zone:  Austria: Unemployment Rate – November, Netherlands: Inflation Rate (YoY) – November

Japan:  Consumer Confidence – November   

Switzerland:  procure.ch Manufacturing Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) – November   

U.K.:  Mortgage Lending – October, Bank of England (BoE) Consumer Credit – October, Mortgage Approvals – October, Nationwide Housing Prices (YoY and MoM) – November   

U.S.:  Institute of Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) – November, Federal Reserve Chair Powell Speech, Institute of Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing Employment – November     

 

December 2

Australia:  GDP Growth Rate (QoQ) – 3^rd Qtr., Ai Group Industry Index – November, GDP Growth Rate (YoY) – 3^rd Qtr.

Euro-Zone:  Unemployment Rate – October, Consumer Price Index (CPI) – November, Inflation Rate (YoY) – November, Spain: Unemployment Change – November, Italy: Unemployment Rate – October, Greece: Unemployment Rate – October, Inflation Rate (MoM) – November, Core Inflation Rate (YoY) - November    

Mexico:  Business Confidence - November

South Africa:  GDP Growth Rate (YoY and QoQ) – 3^rd Qtr.

Switzerland:  Inflation Rate (YoY) - November

U.S.:  API Crude Oil Stock Change – November 28, Federal Reserve’s Bowman Speech

 

December 3

Australia:  Balance of Trade – October         

Euro-Zone:  European Central Bank (ECB) President Lagarde Speech  

South Africa:  Business Confidence – 4^th Qtr.

U.S.:  Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Employment Change – November, Institute of Supply Management (ISM) Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) – November, Export Prices (MoM) – September, Import Prices (MoM) – September, Industrial Production (MoM) – September, Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) 30-Year Mortgage Rate – November 28, EIA Gasoline Stocks Change – November 28, EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change – November 28

 

December 4

Canada:  Ivey Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) s.a. – November         

Euro-Zone:  Retail Sales (YoY and MoM) – October, Germany: Factory Orders (MoM) – October, France: Balance of Trade – October, Industrial Production (Mom) – October     

Japan:  Household Spending (YoY and MoM) - October  

Switzerland:  Unemployment Rate - November

U.K.:  DMP 1 – year Consumer Price index (CPI) Expectations – November, Halifax House Price Index (YoY and MoM) - November

U.S.:  Initial Jobless Claims – November 29, Continuing Jobless Claims – November 22, Jobless Claims 4-Week Average – November 29, Balance of Trade – September, Imports – September, Exports – September, Federal Reserve’s Bowman Speech

 

December 5

Canada:  Employment Change – November, Unemployment Rate – November, Part Time Employment Change – November, Participation Rate – November, Full Time Employment Change - November   

Euro-Zone:  Employment Change (YoY and QoQ) – 3^rd Qtr., Italy: Retail Sales (YoY and MoM) – October

Mexico:  Consumer Confidence - November

Switzerland:  Personal Spending (MoM) – September, Personal Income (MoM) – September, Core Personal Consumptions Expenditures (PCE) Price Index (YoY and MoM) – September, University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment – December        

U.S.:  Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Index (YoY and MoM) – September, Factory Orders (MoM) – September, Factory Orders (MoM) – October  

Wall Steet will get a double dose of inflation data this Friday. The Bureau of Economic Analysis will release the personal consumption expenditures price index for September. The consensus estimate is for a 2.8% year-over-year increase, compared with a 2.7% annual increase in August. The University of Michigan will provide an update on year-ahead inflation expectations when it releases its Consumer Sentiment Index for December. Consumers ended November expecting prices to rise 4.5% in the year ahead.

 

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