Italy Economic Calendar

Economy of Italy

Italy has an advanced capitalist mixed economy; it is the world's eighth-largest economy and the European Union's third largest. Its economy was severely impacted by the Great Recession and continues to suffer from structural and non-structural issues to this day.

The services sector is the most important sector of the economy, with tourism, trade, and services to individuals and corporations as its most significant activity.

Italy is the sixth-largest manufacturing nation in the world and is notable for creating high-quality luxury goods, such as fashion accessories, expensive automobiles, and culinary products. The Italian manufacturing sector can compete with China and other growing Asian economies based on cheaper labor costs, with superior product quality.

Italy's agriculture is also a significant and competitive sector; it is the world's largest producer of wine and one of the top producers of olive oil, fruits, and vegetables.

Bank of Italy

Banca d'Italia is Italy's central bank and since 1998 been part of the European System of Central Banks which is in control of the monetary and exchange rate policies. The Euro has exchanged for the Italian Lira in 2002, except in Campione d'Italia which has the Swiss Franc as its official currency.

Interest Rate of Italy

The European Central Bank determines Italy's Interest Rate. The primary objective of the ECB's monetary policy is to maintain price stability over the medium term, which includes keeping inflation below but near 2%.

Italy Economic Calendar

Sep 01, 08:00
1 day
EUR GDP Growth Rate QoQ (Q2)
Low
0.3%
0.2%
Sep 01, 08:00
1 day
EUR GDP Growth Rate YoY (Q2)
Low
0.8%
1%
Sep 01, 08:30
1 day
EUR Unemployment Rate (Jul)
High
5.7%
5.8%
Sep 01, 09:00
1 day
EUR Harmonised Inflation Rate MoM (Aug)
Low
-1%
0%
Sep 01, 09:00
1 day
EUR Inflation Rate YoY (Aug)
High
2.9%
3.1%
Sep 01, 09:00
1 day
EUR Harmonised Inflation Rate YoY (Aug)
Low
2.9%
3.1%
Sep 01, 09:00
1 day
EUR Inflation Rate MoM (Aug)
Medium
0.3%
0.2%
Sep 01, 16:00
2 days
EUR New Car Registrations YoY (Aug)
Low
3.9%
5.1%
Sep 02, 08:00
2 days
EUR PPI MoM (Jul)
Low
0%
0.6%
Sep 02, 08:00
2 days
EUR PPI YoY (Jul)
Low
5.8%
5.9%
Sep 04, 08:00
4 days
EUR Retail Sales MoM (Jul)
High
-0.1%
0.2%
Sep 04, 08:00
4 days
EUR Retail Sales YoY (Jul)
High
3.1%
3%
Sep 09, 09:10
9 days
EUR 12-Month BOT Auction
Low
2.768%
Sep 10, 08:00
10 days
EUR Industrial Production YoY (Jul)
Low
-0.6%
-0.3%
Sep 10, 08:00
10 days
EUR Industrial Production MoM (Jul)
Medium
-1%
0.6%
Sep 10, 09:10
10 days
EUR BTP Auction
Low
Sep 15, 08:00
15 days
EUR Balance of Trade (Jul)
Medium
Sep 16, 08:00
16 days
EUR Inflation Rate MoM (Aug)
Low
Sep 16, 08:00
16 days
EUR Harmonised Inflation Rate MoM (Aug)
Low
Sep 16, 08:00
16 days
EUR Harmonised Inflation Rate YoY (Aug)
Low
Sep 16, 08:00
16 days
EUR Inflation Rate YoY (Aug)
Low
Sep 18, 08:00
18 days
EUR Current Account (Jul)
Low
Sep 18, 08:00
18 days
EUR Construction Output YoY (Jul)
Low
2.9
Sep 18, 08:00
18 days
EUR Construction Output YoY (Jun)
Low
-1.2
Sep 24, 09:10
24 days
EUR 2-Year BTP Short Term Auction
Low
Sep 24, 09:10
24 days
EUR BTP€i Auction
Low
Sep 25, 09:10
25 days
EUR 6-Month BOT Auction
Low
Sep 29, 08:00
29 days
EUR Industrial Sales MoM (Jul)
Low
Sep 29, 08:00
29 days
EUR Industrial Sales YoY (Jul)
Low
Sep 29, 09:00
29 days
EUR PPI YoY (Aug)
Low
Sep 29, 09:00
29 days
EUR PPI MoM (Aug)
Low
Sep 29, 09:10
29 days
EUR BTP Auction
Low
Sep 30, 08:00
30 days
EUR Business Confidence (Sep)
Medium
87
Sep 30, 08:00
30 days
EUR Consumer Confidence (Sep)
Medium
91.5
Sep 30, 09:00
30 days
EUR Inflation Rate MoM (Sep)
Medium
0.1
Sep 30, 09:00
30 days
EUR Harmonised Inflation Rate YoY (Sep)
Low
3.4
Sep 30, 09:00
30 days
EUR Inflation Rate YoY (Sep)
High
3.1
Sep 30, 09:00
30 days
EUR Harmonised Inflation Rate MoM (Sep)
Low
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