Let’s take a look at the FXTS Weekly Market Preview for the upcoming week of 22-26 September 2025. Discover the key events of the week ahead, including economic data releases and the quarterly reports of publicly listed companies.
We’re back with the latest version of our Weekly Market Preview, where we break down the most important economic releases and company earnings reports of the upcoming week. Researched and written by market experts, this overview features the biggest market developments expected in the days ahead. Specially put together with traders in mind, the full preview can be accessed below.
Economic Highlights
n a busy week of US data, market attention will be focused on Friday’s release of the core PCE price index, which is the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) preferred measure of inflation. This follows mixed signals from recent price data, with consumer inflation edging higher in August while wholesale prices fell unexpectedly. Elsewhere, final Q2 GDP figures, durable goods orders, home sales and inventories will also be published, alongside consumer confidence numbers. These releases come as markets weigh the likelihood of further rate cuts going forward. The Fed recently initiated its first round of policy easing since December, as policymakers signalled the potential for two more cuts this year.
Meanwhile, in Europe, investors will be tracking consumer confidence data as well as fresh economic updates from major economies. Germany reports new trade and industrial figures, while France’s outlook will be watched closely for signs of disruption from political uncertainty. In the UK, the focus will be on how inflation and labour market conditions are responding to recent policy changes, with higher employer taxes and wage adjustments having pushed costs higher and led to job losses. As a result, the Bank of England is under pressure as it seeks to balance inflation risks with slowed growth momentum.
Lastly, in the Asia-Pacific region, there are August inflation updates from Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia, while key trade and production data is due from Thailand, Taiwan and Singapore. Taiwan also reports retail sales and export orders, with South Korea publishing its latest business and consumer confidence readings. Rounding off the region’s economic reports, the Bank of Japan meeting minutes should provide fresh insight into policymakers’ views on inflation and growth trends.
Monday 22 September
Earnings
- Firefly Aerospace, Inc. (FLY) – Q2 2025
- Diginex Limited (DGNX) – Q1 2026
Releases
- Canada (PPI, August)
- Eurozone (Consumer Confidence, September, flash)
- Hong Kong SAR (Inflation, August)
- United States (Chicago Fed National Activity Index, August)
Tuesday 23 September
Earnings
- Micron Technology, Inc. (MU) – Q4 2025
- AutoZone, Inc. (AZU) – Q4 2025
- THOR Industries, Inc. (THO) – Q4 2025
Releases
- Canada (New Housing Price Index, August)
- Malaysia (Inflation, August)
- Singapore (Inflation, August)
- Spain (Balance of Trade, July)
- Taiwan (Export Orders, August)
- United States (Current Account, Q2)
- United States (Existing Home Sales, August)
Wednesday 24 September
Earnings
- Cintas Corporation (CTAS) – Q1 2026
- Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC) – Q4 2025
- KB Home (KBH) – Q3 2025
Releases
- Australia (Monthly CPI Indicator, August)
- Germany (Ifo Business Climate, September)
- South Korea (Consumer Confidence, September)
- Taiwan (Industrial Production, August)
- United States (New Home Sales, August)
Thursday 25 September
Earnings
- Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST) – Q4 2025
- Accenture plc (ACN) – Q4 2025
- Jabil, Inc. (JBL) – Q4 2025
- TD SYNNEX Corporation (SNX) – Q3 2025
- CarMax, Inc. (KMX) – Q2 2026
Releases
- France (Consumer Confidence, September)
- Germany (GfK Consumer Confidence, October)
- Hong Kong SAR (Balance of Trade, August)
- Japan (BoJ Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes, July)
- Switzerland (SNB Interest Rate Decision)
- Taiwan (Retail Sales, August)
- Thailand (Balance of Trade, August)
- United States (Durable Goods Orders, August)
- United States (GDP Growth, Q2, final)
- United States (Initial Jobless Claims)
- United States (Wholesale Inventories, August)
Friday 26 September
Earnings
- No noteworthy releases
Releases
- Canada (GDP, August, preliminary)
- Italy (Business Confidence, September)
- Mexico (Balance of Trade, August)
- Mexico (Banxico Interest Rate Decision)
- Singapore (Industrial Production, August)
- South Korea (Business Confidence, September)
- Spain (GDP, Q2, final)
- Thailand (Industrial Production, August)
- United States (Core PCE Price Index, August)
- United States (Personal Income, Spending and Prices, August)
- United States (University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment, September, final)
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