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Global economic calendar for Aug 25, 2026: earnings, data and indicators

Corporate earnings from Dekabank, Zoom Video and Intuit headline a day of releases alongside key economic indicators from Japan, Germany and the U.S.

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Elena Kovač · Central Banks Desk · 28 Aug 2026 · 12:46 · 1 min read
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Global economic calendar for Aug 25, 2026: earnings, data and indicators

A broad slate of corporate earnings and macroeconomic indicators will take center stage on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, as markets parse fresh corporate results and fresh data releases from major economies.

Corporate earnings scheduled for the session include Germany’s Dekabank, which will report its half-year results, alongside U.S. technology names Zoom Video Communications and Intuit, both set to release their respective quarterly figures. In Japan, the Cabinet Office will publish the June 2026 Composite Index of Leading Economic Indicators. Germany will release a trio of domestic indicators: second-quarter gross domestic product data, June construction-sector figures and preliminary July state revenue and expenditure data. France’s national statistics office will also update its August 2026 consumer confidence reading.

Germany’s closely watched Ifo Business Climate Index for August 2026 is due alongside U.S. labor and housing data. The U.S. ADP employment report will provide a mid-month snapshot of private-sector hiring, while the Federal Housing Finance Agency will publish its June 2026 house price index. Additional U.S. releases include the Richmond Fed’s August 2026 manufacturing index and July 2026 new home sales data, as well as the Conference Board’s August 2026 consumer confidence survey.

The calendar reflects a mix of corporate performance updates and macroeconomic signals across developed markets, offering investors a snapshot of both company-specific developments and broader economic conditions.

This article was produced with AI assistance and edited by a Finance Review Daily journalist.
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Elena Kovač
Central Banks Desk

Elena covers macroeconomic data and policy across the eurozone, translating industrial output, inflation and growth figures into what they mean for markets.

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