Top Economic Data & Analysis This Week: Investors and traders closely watch a series of major economic events
this week that could impact global markets.

From Eurozone inflation updates to GDP data from the U.S. and Germany,
these indicators will shape market direction in the coming period.

Additionally, currency markets are experiencing significant movements,
with the British pound and Australian dollar gaining momentum,
while the U.S. dollar and Japanese yen face challenges due to economic and political shifts.

Stock indices like the Dow Jones also react to economic uncertainty and declining retail sales.

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Tuesday, February 25, 2025

10:00 – Germany: GDP (QoQ) (Q4)
18:00 – U.S.: CB Consumer Confidence Index (February)
Wednesday, February 26, 2025
18:00 – U.S.: New Home Sales (January)

Thursday, February 27, 2025
16:30 – U.S.: GDP (QoQ) (Q4)

Friday, February 28, 2025
12:00 – Eurozone: Consumer Price Index (YoY) (February)
16:00 – Germany: Consumer Price Index (MoM) (February)
16:30 – U.S.: Core PCE Price Index (MoM) (January)
16:30 – U.S.: Core PCE Price Index (YoY) (January)
19:00 – Canada: Government Budget Balance (YoY) (December)

GBPUSD

The GBPUSD pair is trading around 1.2630, maintaining its position above the 1.2546 resistance level.
This stability supports the continuation of the upward movement,
with a potential target of 1.2810, especially as the U.S. dollar remains weak in recent sessions.

USDJPY

The Japanese yen strengthens against the U.S. dollar,
driven by ongoing dollar weakness and the Bank of Japan’s recent rate hike.
The pair has retreated to 149.24, nearing the 148.62 support level;
a break below 148.62 could lead to further declines toward 145.87.
On the other hand, If a reversal pattern forms, the pair may see an upward correction
toward 151.00 before resuming its downtrend.

Dow Jones

The Dow Jones Index experienced some declines last week,
following weaker U.S. retail sales data, which signaled a slowdown in consumer spending.
The index dropped to the 43,310 pivot zone, and if this level is broken,
further declines toward the next demand zone at 42,000 could be expected.

U.S. Dollar Index

The U.S. dollar remains under pressure, driven by uncertainty over Trump’s tariffs,
which have prompted retaliatory measures from other countries.
Additionally, weaker retail sales have heightened concerns about a slowing economic growth outlook.
The index fell to 106.58, breaking the 106.73 support level.
Further declines toward 105.49 are expected if weakness persists.

AUDUSD

Signs of a trend reversal have emerged in the AUDUSD pair recently.
The pair has formed accumulation zones and successfully broke above the 0.6349 key level,
closing higher. This breakout supports the continuation of the upward movement,
with a target set at the 0.6550 resistance level in the coming period.

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