Bitcoin Calendar: The Economic Data That Could Shape the Crypto Market This Week

Source: CritpoTendencia Original Title: Bitcoin Calendar: The Economic Data That Could Shape the Crypto Market This Week Original Link: https://criptotendencia.com/2025/11/30/calendario-bitcoin-los-datos-economicos-que-podrian-moldear-el-mercado-cripto-esta-semana/ This past week was marked by a visible recovery in the prices of the major cryptocurrencies. Several contextual economic factors were behind this improvement in tokens, and similar impactful data is expected for this coming week.

This report reviews the weekly calendar of reports, statements, and data that could shape the price of Bitcoin.

It is important to note that data related to employment or retail and price dynamics will be of particular attention. Except for Jerome Powell and Michelle Bowman, there will be no major public appearances by Federal Reserve officials this week. This is due to the traditional blackout period preceding monetary policy meetings.

Among the relevant data to keep on the radar are manufacturing and services PMIs, both in the US and other developed markets. Other crucial data include inflation expectations and consumer confidence from the University of Michigan and US PCE inflation. This is in addition to reports such as personal spending and income.

Another extremely important data point is the weekly jobless claims. These are the last reports the Fed will consider before the anticipated meeting. On December 10, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will announce its monetary policy decision, which will result in either a reduction or maintenance of the current interest rate level.

Therefore, this week’s preliminary data is of great importance for financial assets such as stocks and cryptocurrencies.

The Economic Calendar That Could Affect Bitcoin’s Price

As usual, this weekly calendar highlights only the economic data with possible impact on Bitcoin. Meanwhile, other data, although important for other markets, are of little relevance for cryptocurrencies.

Monday:

• Manufacturing PMI in the European Union (EU)
• Manufacturing PMI in the United Kingdom (UK)
• M4 Money Supply in UK
• Final and ISM Manufacturing PMI in the United States
• ISM Manufacturing Prices in the US
• Monetary base data in Japan
• Speech by Jerome Powell, Fed Chair

Tuesday:

• Consumer confidence in Japan
• Financial stability report from the Bank of England
• Flash CPI inflation in the EU
• Unemployment rate in the EU
• Statements from Fed’s Bowman
• Services PMI in China

Wednesday:

• Final Services PMI in the EU
• Final Services PMI in UK
• Producer inflation in the EU
• Statements from ECB President Christine Lagarde
• Import prices in the US
• Month-on-month industrial production in the US
• Services PMI, Final and ISM in the US

Thursday:

• Construction PMI in UK
• Retail sales in the EU
• Weekly jobless claims in the US
• Statements from Fed’s Bowman

Friday:

• Quarter-to-quarter changes in unemployment rate in the EU
• Revised quarter-to-quarter GDP in the EU
• PCE inflation in the US
• Consumer sentiment and inflation expectations from the University of Michigan
• Month-on-month personal income and spending in the US