Financial markets are set for a busy week from March 24-28, 2025, with Brazil leading the charge alongside critical data from India, the Eurozone, the U.K., the U.S., and Japan.The week starts Monday with Brazils Central Bank (BCB)Focus Market Readout and Indias PMI figures, joined by U.S.
Manufacturing PMI and Fed speeches.Tuesday features Brazils Copom Minutes, U.S.
Consumer Confidence, and German Ifo data, with U.S.
New Home Sales as a housing market pulse.Wednesday brings Brazils Current Account and U.K.
CPI, plus U.S.
Durable Goods and Crude Oil Inventories.Thursday highlights Brazils Inflation Report, U.S.
GDP, and Japans Tokyo CPI, with U.S.
Jobless Claims and Pending Home Sales adding depth.Friday closes with Brazils Unemployment Rate, U.K.
GDP, and U.S.
PCE Price Index, supplemented by German unemployment and U.S.
consumer sentiment.Brazils extensive data could dictate Latin American trends, while a broader mix of global releases offers more opportunities for market shifts.Economic Calendar: Key Market Events for the Week from March 24 to 28, 2025.
(Photo Internet reproduction)Economic Calendar for the Week from March 24 to 28, 2025Monday, March 24, 2025Brazil07:25 BCB Focus Market Readout09:30 Federal Tax Revenue (Jan) (Prev: 261.30B)India01:00 Nikkei S-P Global Manufacturing PMI (Mar) (Prev: 56.3)01:00 Nikkei Services PMI (Mar) (Prev: 59.0)United States09:45 Manufacturing PMI (Mar) (Cons: 51.9, Prev: 52.7)13:45 FOMC Member Bostic Speaks15:10 Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Barr SpeaksTuesday, March 25, 2025Brazil07:00 BCB Copom Meeting Minutes07:00 FGV Consumer Confidence (Mar) (Prev: 83.6)Eurozone (Germany)05:00 German Ifo Business Climate Index (Mar) (Cons: 86.8, Prev: 85.2)United States10:00 CB Consumer Confidence (Mar) (Cons: 94.2, Prev: 98.3)10:00 New Home Sales (Feb) (Cons: 682K, Prev: 657K) (Housing market indicator)Wednesday, March 26, 2025Brazil07:30 Current Account (USD) (Feb) (Prev: -8.65B)07:30 Foreign Direct Investment (USD) (Feb) (Prev: 6.50B)13:30 Foreign Exchange Flows (Prev: -2.319B)United Kingdom03:00 CPI (YoY) (Feb) (Cons: 2.9%, Prev: 3.0%)United States08:30 Durable Goods Orders (MoM) (Feb) (Cons: -0.6%, Prev: 3.1%)09:30 Crude Oil Inventories (Prev: 1.745M) (Energy market driver)10:00 FOMC Member Kashkari Speaks (Policy signal potential)Thursday, March 27, 2025Brazil07:00 BCB Inflation Report08:00 BCB National Monetary Council Meeting08:00 Mid-Month CPI (MoM) (Mar) (Prev: 1.23%)08:00 Mid-Month CPI (YoY) (Mar) (Prev: 4.96%)United States08:30 GDP (QoQ) (Q4) (Cons: 2.3%, Prev: 3.1%)08:30 Initial Jobless Claims (Cons: 225K, Prev: 223K)10:00 Pending Home Sales (MoM) (Feb) (Prev: -4.6%) (Housing market signal)Japan19:30 Tokyo Core CPI (YoY) (Mar) (Cons: 2.2%, Prev: 2.2%)Friday, March 28, 2025Brazil07:00 IGP-M Inflation Index (MoM) (Mar) (Prev: 1.06%)08:00 Unemployment Rate (Feb) (Prev: 6.5%)13:30 CAGED Net Payroll Jobs (Feb) (Prev: 137.30K)United Kingdom03:00 GDP (QoQ) (Q4) (Cons: 0.1%, Prev: 0.0%)Eurozone (Germany)03:55 German Unemployment Change (Mar) (Cons: 10K, Prev: 5K)United States08:30 Core PCE Price Index (MoM) (Feb) (Cons: 0.3%, Prev: 0.3%)08:30 Personal Spending (MoM) (Feb) (Cons: 0.6%, Prev: -0.2%)10:00 Michigan Consumer Sentiment (Mar) (Cons: 57.9, Prev: 64.7) (Consumer outlook)