Central bank meetings, economic data releases, and corporate announcements expected globally this week.

From Investing.com: 2025-03-14 09:13:00

Chinese industrial production is expected to dip to 5.4% Y/Y in February, with retail sales and fixed asset investments forecast to tick higher. US retail sales are projected to rise +0.7% M/M in February. NVIDIA CEO to speak at GTC with expectations for new chip debuts. BoJ to maintain rates with a focus on inflation and wage trends. Australian employment expected to rise by 30k in February. Japanese CPI to ease to 3.5% Y/Y in February. UK jobs report to show unemployment rate at 4.4% and weekly earnings at 5.9% on a 3M/YY basis. BoE expected to stand pat on rates at 4.5%. SNB and Riksbank also set to keep rates unchanged.

FOMC Announcement on Wednesday is expected to keep rates unchanged amid concerns over tariff policy and slower economic growth. BoJ Announcement to maintain rates and focus on inflation. EZ Final CPI to be released on Wednesday. New Zealand GDP for Q4 expected to rise by 0.4% Q/Q. BoE Announcement on Thursday anticipated to keep rates at 4.5%. SNB Announcement on Thursday may see a 25bps cut. Riksbank Announcement expected to keep rates at 2.25%. PBoC to maintain LPR on Thursday. Australian Jobs data on Thursday to show employment growth. Japanese CPI on Thursday to ease to 3.5% Y/Y. UK Jobs report on Thursday to show steady unemployment rate and wage growth.



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