Economic Calendar: Bitcoin prepares for new challenges this week

Source: CritpoTendencia Original Title: Economic Calendar: Bitcoin Prepares for New Challenges This Week Original Link: Cryptocurrencies continue forging their path in 2026 and so far remain in a positive position. However, skepticism persists to some extent, making resistance levels in prices considerably strong. In this report, we review the economic calendar data that could determine Bitcoin’s price trajectory this week.

Last week was marked by highly significant data; among them, the US CPI inflation report stands out. Other important calendar elements included weekly unemployment claims in the United States. These data helped shape the outlook on the upcoming monetary policy decision in that country.

For this week, it could be confirmed that the Federal Reserve will make no changes to interest rates. It is worth mentioning that this US central bank meeting will take place at the end of January and is seen as a key event for stock and cryptocurrency markets.

In the US, employment and PCE inflation data will be released, the Fed’s preferred index. This makes the economic calendar in the United States the most important for Bitcoin this week. However, this does not diminish the relevance of data from other key markets that have a direct and indirect influence on the decisions of crypto investors worldwide.

Among non-US data highlighted for this week is the monetary policy decision in Japan. Additionally, this week will feature the important World Economic Forum meeting.

The economic calendar that will shape Bitcoin’s price this week

As usual, this economic data agenda highlights the elements with the greatest impact on cryptocurrencies.

Monday:

• Revised industrial production data in Japan
• Year-over-year foreign direct investments in China
• World Economic Forum meeting in Davos
• Eurozone CPI inflation (EU)

Tuesday:

• Producer inflation in Germany
• Various employment data in the UK
• Continuation of the Davos meeting
• EU ZEW economic sentiment
• EU ECOFIN meeting

Wednesday:

• UK CPI and producer inflation (IPP)
• Speech by ECB President Christine Lagarde in Davos
• Continuation of the Davos meeting
• Donald Trump speech in Davos
• Japan trade balance

Thursday:

• Continuation of the Davos meeting
• Minutes from the latest ECB monetary policy meeting
• US PCE inflation
• Final US quarter-on-quarter GDP
• US weekly unemployment claims
• US personal income and spending month-over-month
• EU consumer confidence
• Japan national CPI inflation
• Japan flash manufacturing PMI
• Japan monetary policy decision

Friday:

• UK retail sales
• EU flash manufacturing and services PMI
• Continuation of the Davos meeting
• UK flash manufacturing and services PMI
• ECB President Lagarde speech
• Revised consumer confidence and inflation expectations data from the University of Michigan
• US flash manufacturing and services PMI