Let’s take a look at the FXTS Weekly Market Preview for the upcoming week of 10th-14th Mar 2025. Discover the key events of the week ahead, including economic data releases and the quarterly reports of publicly listed companies.
Welcome to another edition of our Weekly Market Preview. Our experts highlight the major economic releases and earnings reports to watch in the days ahead. Ongoing trade and geopolitical concerns are expected to dominate this week’s headlines, from tariffs to the Russia-Ukraine war. Stay tuned to the latest Market News for the most up-to-date developments.
Economic Highlights
In the US, all eyes will be on February’s CPI inflation data, due on Wednesday. Market analysts are predicting a rise in consumer prices, reflecting the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) stalled progress on tackling inflation. Across the border, the Bank of Canada convenes for its latest monetary policy meeting. Officials are expected to proceed with another 25 basis point rate cut, should the current US tariffs on Canadian goods remain in place.
Across the Atlantic, the UK releases its January GDP data on Friday. Forecasters expect a third consecutive increase, though at a much slower pace than late last year. The country’s labour market conditions will also be under the spotlight, with the REC/KPMG recruitment survey due on Monday. Over in mainland Europe, Germany, France, and Spain each publish their final inflation data, while industrial production figures are scheduled for both Germany and the wider eurozone.
Turning to the Asia-Pacific region, where Japan’s final Q4 GDP estimates take centre stage. A strong report may support the case for further monetary policy tightening. Moreover, India’s inflation and industrial production reports could be worth noting, while South Korea’s unemployment figures will be closely watched after an unexpected decline in January.
Monday 10th March
Earnings
- Oracle Corporation (ORCL) – Q2 2025
- Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV) – Q4 2024
- BioNTech SE (BNTX) – Q4 2024
Releases
- Germany (Trade, January)
- Germany (Industrial Production, January)
- Japan (Current Account, January)
- Mexico (Consumer Confidence, February)
- Norway (Inflation, February)
- Sweden (GDP, January)
- Switzerland (Consumer Confidence, February)
- Turkey (Industrial Production, January)
- United Kingdom (KPMG/REC Report on Jobs, February)
- United States (Consumer Inflation Expectations, February)
Tuesday 11th March
Earnings
- No noteworthy releases
Releases
- Australia (NAB Business Confidence, February)
- Australia (Westpac Consumer Confidence, March)
- Brazil (Industrial Production, January)
- Japan (GDP, Q4 final)
- Japan (Household Spending, January)
- Malaysia (Unemployment, January)
- United States (JOLTs Job Openings, January)
Wednesday 12th March
Earnings
- Adobe, Inc. (MRVL) – Q1 2025
Releases
- Brazil (Inflation, February)
- Canada (BoC Interest Rate Decision)
- Global (GEP Supply Chain Volatility Index, February)
- India (Industrial Production, January)
- India (Inflation, February)
- Malaysia (Industrial Production, January)
- OPEC (Monthly Report)
- United States (CPI, February)
Thursday 13th March
Earnings
- Wheaton Precious Metals Corp (WPM) – Q4 2024
- Dollar General Corporation (DG) – Q4 2024
- Ulta Beauty, Inc. (ULTA) – Q4 2024
Releases
- Eurozone (Industrial Production, January)
- Mexico (Industrial Production, January)
- South Korea (Unemployment Rate, February)
- United States (PPI, February)
Friday 14th March
Earnings
- Li Auto, Inc. (LI) – Q4 2024
Releases
- Brazil (Retail Sales, January)
- China Mainland (M2, New Yuan Loans, Loan Growth, February)
- France (Inflation, February final)
- Germany (Inflation, February final)
- India (Trade, February)
- Italy (Industrial Production, January)
- Spain (Inflation, February final)
- United Kingdom (Manufacturing, Services and Construction Output, January)
- United Kingdom (Monthly GDP, January)
- United Kingdom (Trade, January)
- United States (UoM Sentiment, March prelim)
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