Markets in Focus: Key Economic Data & Analysis This Week:
This week brings a series of crucial economic releases that could impact global markets,
including inflation data from China and the U.S. and GDP reports from the Eurozone and the UK.
Meanwhile, financial markets are reacting to key movements:
the U.S. dollar is gaining strength against the euro, gold is hitting record highs,
and oil prices remain under pressure amid supply concerns.
This report breaks down the most anticipated events and analyzes key asset performances.

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Economic Events

EURUSD
Gold

Oil

US Dollar Index

Nvidia

Economic Events

Tuesday, February 11, 2025

Australia–03:30
NAB Business Confidence Index (Jan)
Canada–16:30
Building Permits (MoM) (Dec)

Wednesday, February 12, 2025

United States-16:30
Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) (MoM) (Jan)
Consumer Price Index (CPI) (MoM) (Jan)
Consumer Price Index (CPI) (YoY) (Jan)

Thursday, February 13, 2025

United Kingdom –10:00
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (MoM) (Dec)
Germany–10:00
Consumer Price Index (CPI) (MoM) (Jan)
United States–16:30
Initial Jobless Claims
Producer Price Index (PPI) (YoY) (Jan)
Producer Price Index (PPI) (MoM) (Jan)

Friday, February 14, 2025

Eurozone–11:00
Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) (YoY) (Jan)
Eurozone–13:00
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (YoY) (Q4)
United States–16:30
Core Retail Sales (MoM) (Jan)
Retail Sales (MoM) (Jan)

EURUSD

The U.S. dollar has regained strength against the euro, pushing the pair into a bearish trend.
The pair is currently trading around 1.0325, with expectations to target 1.0268.
If this level is broken and a 4-hour candle closes below it,
the decline may continue toward the yearly low of 1.0138.
However, an upward correction could be expected if a reversal pattern appears near 1.0268.

Gold

Gold continued to hit new historical highs last week, driven by rising market tensions due to Trump’s newly announced tariffs,
which fueled concerns about global inflation risks.
This scenario has further strengthened gold’s position as a safe-haven asset,
pushing prices to $2,860.
However, a reversal pattern suggests a possible minor bearish correction to $2,832 before resuming the upward trend.

Oil

Oil prices remain under pressure, with expectations that the Russia-Ukraine war may soon end.
This could lead to Russian production returning to normal levels, increasing global supply,
especially as U.S. production rises.
Oil is currently trading around $70.97, with expectations to target $70.00.
If this level is broken and a daily close occurs below it, the decline may extend to $68.50.

U.S. Dollar Index

The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has resumed its upward momentum following strong labor market data,
reaffirming the Federal Reserve’s ability to maintain higher interest rates for an extended period to curb inflation.
The index is expected to continue its bullish movement, targeting 109.04.

Nvidia

Nvidia’s stock has seen some gains in the past week,
recovering above $126.73 following a period of market uncertainty.
The recent stabilization has strengthened the stock’s bullish momentum,
with the potential to target the next resistance level at $142.33.

Markets in Focus: Key Economic Data & Analysis This Week

Markets in Focus: Key Economic Data &#038; Analysis This Week

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Markets in Focus: Key Economic Data & Analysis This Week