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Weekly Economic Calendar: Insights from August 12 to August 16

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From August 12 to August 16, a packed economic calendar awaits investors, featuring pivotal global events.

The week opens in Brazil on Monday. The Central Bank of Brazil releases the Focus Report, detailing market economic forecasts.

Simultaneously, the weekly trade balance, showing import and export values, will be shared.

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In the United States, the Treasury’s fiscal results are announced. Mexico will release its July Consumer Confidence Index.

Tuesday maintains a quieter pace. The U.S. will be in focus, releasing the Producer Price Index (PPI), a key inflation indicator.

Weekly Economic Calendar: Crucial Insights from August 12 to August 16.
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Meanwhile, Brazil’s IBGE unveils its monthly service survey. Mexico reports its weekly international reserves.

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On Wednesday, Japan and the Eurozone reveal preliminary second-quarter GDP data. The Eurozone also reports June’s industrial production figures.

At night, China announces last month’s unemployment rate and retail sales, critical indicators of consumer spending.

Thursday shifts attention back to the U.S., with the Federal Reserve’s activity index, industrial production, and retail sales data set for release.

The UK will disclose its second-quarter GDP. Brazil will share insights from the Continuous National Household Sample Survey (PNAD Continuous), assessing labor market conditions.

The week concludes on Friday. Brazil reports the General Price Index-10 (IGP-10) and the Central Bank’s Economic Activity Index (IBC-Br), forecasting GDP results.

The Eurozone’s trade balance and the U.S.’s preliminary Consumer Confidence Index from the University of Michigan for August are also due.

Moreover, China’s total credit and new loans for July will be disclosed, pending specific release times.

This week’s economic indicators are vital, providing stakeholders with data to assess global economic health and prepare for future market dynamics.

Weekly Economic Calendar

Monday, August 12

Brazil

  • 08:25: BCB: Focus Report (weekly)
  • 15:00: Secex: Trade Balance (weekly)
  • CNI: Industrial Entrepreneur Confidence Index – ICEI (July)

Mexico

  • 09:00: Consumer Confidence (July)

United States

  • 15:00: Treasury: Monthly Fiscal Outcome (July)

Tuesday, August 13

Brazil

  • 09:00: IBGE: Monthly Services Survey (June)
  • 09:00: Conab: 11th Grain Crop Survey 2023/2024

United States

  • 09:30: Producer Price Index (July)

Mexico

  • 12:00: International Reserves (weekly)

Wednesday, August 14

Brazil

  • 09:00: IBGE: Monthly Trade Survey (June)

Euro Zone

  • 06:00: GDP (Q2) – Preliminary
  • 06:00: Industrial Production (June)

United States

  • 09:30: Consumer Price Index (July)

Japan

  • 20:50: GDP (Q2) – Preliminary

China

  • 23:00: Retail Sales (July)
  • 23:00: Unemployment Rate (July)

Thursday, August 15

Brazil

  • 09:00: IBGE: Continuous National Household Sample Survey (PNAD Continuous) Q2
  • 14:30: BCB: Currency Flow (weekly)

United Kingdom

  • 03:00: GDP (Q2) – Preliminary

United States

  • 09:30: Retail Sales (July)
  • 09:30: Unemployment Insurance Claims (weekly)
  • 09:30: Philadelphia Fed Activity Index (August)
  • 10:15: Industrial Production (July)

Friday, August 16

Brazil

  • 08:00: FGV: IGP-10 (August)
  • 08:00: FGV: IPC-S (weekly)
  • 09:00: BCB: Economic Activity Index IBC-Br (June)
  • CNI: Industrial Survey

Euro Zone

  • 06:00: Trade Balance (June)

United States

  • 11:00: University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index (August) – Preliminary

Throughout the Week

China

  • Aggregate Credit (July)
  • New Loans (July)

Weekly Economic Calendar: Crucial Insights from August 12 to August 16

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