Upcoming economic events 11 February 2025

Time(GMT+0/UTC+0)	State	Importance	Event	Forecast	Previous
00:30		2 points	NAB Business Confidence (Jan)	———-	-2
15:00		3 points	Fed Chair Powell Testifies	———-	———-
17:00		2 points	EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook	———-	———-
17:00		2 points	WASDE Report	———-	———-
17:00		2 points	ECB’s Schnabel Speaks	———-	———-
18:00		2 points	3-Year Note Auction	———-	4.332%
20:30		2 points	FOMC Member Bowman Speaks	———-	———-
20:30		2 points	FOMC Member Williams Speaks	———-	———-
21:30		2 points	API Weekly Crude Oil Stock	———-	5.025M

Summary of Upcoming Economic Events on February 11, 2025

Australia (🇦🇺)

1. NAB Business Confidence (Jan)(00:30 UTC)
   • Previous: -2.
   • Indicates business sentiment in Australia. A sharp move in either direction may influence AUD.

United States (🇺🇸)

2. Fed Chair Powell Testifies(15:00 UTC)
   • High-impact event. Markets will analyze Powell’s remarks for monetary policy outlook and economic risks.
3. EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook(17:00 UTC)
   • Provides forecasts for energy markets, affecting oil prices and energy stocks.
4. WASDE Report(17:00 UTC)
   • Key agricultural data release, influencing commodity markets.
5. 3-Year Note Auction(18:00 UTC)
   • Previous: 4.332%.
   • Bond market reaction can affect USD and broader risk sentiment.
6. FOMC Member Bowman & Williams Speak(20:30 UTC)
   • Any hints on interest rates or inflation expectations could impact markets.
7. API Weekly Crude Oil Stock(21:30 UTC)
   • Previous: 5.025M.
   • Can drive volatility in oil prices.

Europe (🇪🇺)

8. ECB’s Schnabel Speaks(17:00 UTC)
   • Could provide insights on ECB’s future rate decisions.

Market Impact Analysis

• USD: Powell’s testimony is the biggest market mover of the day.
• AUD: Business confidence data could influence short-term sentiment.
• Oil Prices: EIA and API reports will shape energy market trends.

Volatility & Impact Score

• Volatility: High (Due to Powell’s testimony and multiple Fed speakers).
• Impact Score: 7.5/10 – Potential market-moving events, particularly in FX and bond markets.