Weekly Economic Calendar: Week of December 8-13, 2025

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Weekly Economic Calendar: Week of December 8-13, 2025

Weekly Economic Calendar: Week of December 8 - 13, 2025 (GMT+8)

This week's macro calendar is packed with central bank decisions, inflation data, and bond auctions that can move FX, rates, and risk assets. From Japan’s Q3 GDP on Monday to the Fed and SNB on Thursday and UK/German data on Friday, traders should prepare for sharp intraday swings, especially on USD pairs and crosses linked to JPY, AUD, CAD, CHF, GBP, and EUR.

Time Cur. Events Fcst Prev
Monday, December 8, 2025
7:50
JPY
GDP (QoQ) (Q3)
-0.4%
-0.4%
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
11:30  AUD
RBA Interest Rate Decision (Dec)
 
3.6%
23:00
USD
JOLTS Job Openings (Sep)  
7.227M
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
2:00
USD
10-Year Note Auction
  4.074%
21:30 USD Core CPI (MoM) (Oct)   0.2%
21:30 USD CPI (MoM) (Oct)   0.3%
21:30
USD
CPI (YoY) (Oct)   3%
22:45
CAD
BoC Interest Rate Decision   2.25%
Thursday, December 11, 2025
3:00  USD FOMC Economic Projections    
3:00 USD FOMC Statement    
3:00 USD Fed Interest Rate Decision   4%
3:30 USD FOMC Press Conference      
16:30 CHF SNB Interest Rate Decision (Q4)    
21:30 USD Initial Jobless Claims   0%
Friday, December 12, 2025
1:00  USD 30-Year Bond Auction   4.69%
15:00 GBP GDP (MoM) (Oct)   -0.10%
15:00 EUR German CPI (MoM) (Nov) -0.20% 0.30%


Key highlights:
🇯🇵 Japan GDP (QoQ, Q3) – Monday
🇦🇺 RBA Rate Decision; 🇺🇸 JOLTS Job Openings – Tuesday
🇺🇸 10-Year Note Auction; US CPI (Oct); 🇨🇦 BoC Rate Decision – Wednesday
🇺🇸 FOMC Projections, Statement, Rate Decision, Press Conference; 🇨🇭 SNB Rate Decision; 🇺🇸 Initial Jobless Claims – Thursday
🇺🇸 30-Year Bond Auction; 🇬🇧 UK GDP (MoM, Oct); 🇩🇪 German CPI (MoM, Nov) – Friday


Macro Analysis
Japan GDP (Q3)
 Released early Monday, Japan’s Q3 GDP will show whether growth momentum is stabilising or fading. A weak print would reinforce a dovish BoJ outlook and pressure JPY, while a strong surprise could trigger short-covering against USD and AUD.
U.S. CPI & Labor
 CPI on Wednesday is the main risk event; a hotter print supports the “higher for longer” Fed narrative and boosts USD, while a soft reading does the opposite. Jobless Claims on Thursday will confirm whether the labour market is cooling or still resilient, shaping how aggressively markets price future Fed cuts.
FOMC Decision & Projections
 The Fed’s rate decision, dot plot and press conference will decide if guidance stays hawkish or edges toward a clearer pivot. A firm stance on inflation is USD-positive; a more dovish tone that stresses growth risks could trigger a broad dollar pullback and lift risk assets.
UK GDP & German CPI
 UK GDP (MoM) will test how much higher rates are weighing on real activity, with GBP reacting most if the number diverges from expectations. German CPI (MoM) is a key signal for Eurozone inflation; a hot print supports EUR, while a soft one reinforces the disinflation story.

Speculative Outlook for USD Traders
This week is a CPI–and–FOMC minefield for dollar bulls and bears. Here’s how it could play out:
🟢 Bullish USD Scenario
 CPI prints hot (core and headline above consensus)
 FOMC dots and statement stay hawkish
 Jobless Claims remain low
 10Y/30Y auctions clear at higher yields
🔴 Bearish USD Scenario
 CPI disappoints on the downside
 FOMC tone shifts dovish, dots edge lower
 Jobless Claims spike higher
 Bond auctions show strong demand and falling yields
🟡 Wild Card: BoC & SNB Surprises
 BoC signals more concern on inflation or growth than expected, jolting CAD and USD/CAD
 SNB adopts a more hawkish (or less tolerant) stance on CHF strength

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