
Time(GMT+0/UTC+0) | State | Importance | Event | Forecast | Previous |
19:00 | 2 points | Consumer Credit (Feb) | 15.20B | 18.08B | |
22:00 | 2 points | NZIER Business Confidence (Q1) | ———- | 16% | |
23:50 | 2 points | Adjusted Current Account (Feb) | 2.74T | 193.75T | |
23:50 | 2 points | Current Account n.s.a. (Feb) | 3.800T | -0.258T |
Summary of Upcoming Economic Events on April 7, 2025
United States (🇺🇸)
- Consumer Credit (Feb) – 19:00 UTC
- Forecast: 15.20B | Previous: 18.08B
- Market Impact:
- Indicates household borrowing trends and consumer strength.
- A higher-than-expected figure may suggest consumer confidence, supporting economic growth outlooks.
- Lower borrowing may signal slowing demand, which could be dovish for the Fed.
New Zealand (🇳🇿)
- NZIER Business Confidence (Q1) – 22:00 UTC
- Previous: 16%
- Market Impact:
- A key business sentiment indicator.
- A significant shift could affect the New Zealand dollar (NZD) and outlook on domestic economic conditions.
Japan (🇯🇵)
- Adjusted Current Account (Feb) – 23:50 UTC
- Forecast: 2.74T | Previous: 193.75T
- Current Account n.s.a. (Feb)
- Forecast: 3.800T | Previous: -0.258T
- Market Impact:
- These figures reflect Japan’s trade and investment income flows.
- A strong surplus supports the yen (JPY) and reflects export strength or investment returns.
- Deficits could raise concerns about external funding and yen weakness.
Market Impact Analysis
- USD: Consumer credit data could impact Fed rate expectations if it signals a shift in spending trends.
- NZD: Business sentiment is critical for forecasting growth and policy directions.
- JPY: Large swings in current account data may cause FX volatility, especially if they deviate from expectations.
Overall Impact Score: 4/10
Key Focus: Japan’s current account and U.S. consumer credit for direction on monetary policy and currency sentiment.