Key economic events 📊
(May 13–15, 2025)
May 13 (Tuesday)
15:30 MSK — Consumer Price Index (CPI) (y/y, April)
• Expectation: 2.4%
• Previous: 2.4%
This indicator shows how prices have changed over the past year. If the figures remain stable, it indicates stable inflation and a lack of sharp price changes.
15:30 MSK — Consumer Price Index (CPI) (m/m, April)
• Expectation: 0.3%
• Previous: -0.1%
Monthly data shows how quickly prices are changing. A transition from a negative to a positive value may indicate the beginning of accelerating inflation, which requires investors' attention.
May 15 (Thursday)
15:30 MSK — Initial claims for unemployment benefits
• Expectation: 229K
• Previous: 228K
This data reflects the number of people filing for unemployment benefits for the first time. A small increase may signal weak moments in the labor market and affect investor confidence.
15:40 MSK — Speech by the head of the Federal Reserve, Mr. Powell
Well, you know it all here. He might say something and create volatility in the market. And if not him, then maybe someone else will throw something out next time)
P.S.
Next week promises to be very volatile. This is a great chance to earn if you pay close attention to the market.