On Monday, at 00:30 GMT, Japan will release the manufacturing PMI and the index of business activity in the services sector for September. At 08:00 GMT, Germany will publish an indicator of the business environment from the IFO, an indicator of the assessment of the current situation from the IFO and an indicator of economic expectations from the IFO for September. At 13:00 GMT, Belgium will present the business sentiment index for September. At 13:00 GMT, ECB President Lagarde will also deliver a speech.
On Tuesday, at 06:00 GMT, Germany will announce a change in retail sales for August. At 08:00 GMT, the eurozone will report on the change in the aggregate M3 of money supply and lending to the private sector for August. At 11:30 GMT, ECB President Lagarde will deliver a speech. At 12:30 GMT, the US will announce a change in durable goods orders for August. At 13:00 GMT, the US will present the S&P/Case-Shiller housing price index for July, and at 14:00 GMT - the consumer confidence indicator for September. Also at 14:00 GMT, the US will announce a change in new home sales for August and release the Fed-Richmond manufacturing index for September. At 23:50 GMT, in Japan, the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting minutes will be released.
On Wednesday, at 00:00 GMT, New Zealand will present ANZ's business confidence indicator for September. At 01:30 GMT, Australia will report the retail trade change for August. At 06:00 GMT, Germany will release the GfK consumer climate index for October. At 07:15 GMT, ECB President Lagarde will deliver a speech. At 08:00 GMT, Switzerland will present Credit Suisse ZEW Survey for September. At 12:30 GMT, the United States will announce a change in the goods trade balance for August. At 13:00 GMT, in Switzerland, the SNB quarterly inflation report will be released. At 14:00 GMT, the United States will report on the change in pending housing sales for August, and at 14:30 GMT - the crude oil inventories report will be released.
On Thursday, at 06:00 GMT, Britain will release the Nationwide house price index for September. At 09:00 GMT, the eurozone will present an index of economic sentiment, an index of industrial sentiment and an index of consumer sentiment for September. At 12:00 GMT, Germany will publish the consumer price index for September. At 12:30 GMT, Canada will announce the change in GDP for July. Also at 12:30 GMT, the United States will announce changes in the volume of GDP for the 2nd quarter, as well as the number of initial applications for unemployment benefits over the past week. At 21:45 GMT, New Zealand will announce a change in construction permits for August. At 23:30 GMT, Japan will announce a change in the unemployment rate for August, and at 23:50 GMT - a change in industrial production and retail trade volume for August.
On Friday, at 01:30 GMT, Australia will report on the change in lending to the private sector for August. Also at 01:30 GMT, China will release the PMI index for the manufacturing sector and the index of activity in the non-manufacturing sector for September, and at 01:45 GMT - the PMI index for the manufacturing sector from Caixin for September. At 05:00 GMT, Japan will present an indicator of consumer confidence for September and announce a change in the housing starts for August. At 06:00 GMT, Britain will report changes in the volume of GDP, the current account balance and the business investment for the 2nd quarter. At 06:30 GMT, Switzerland will announce a change in retail trade volume for August. At 06:45 GMT, France will release the consumer price index for September and report changes in consumer spending for August. At 07:00 GMT, Switzerland will publish the index of leading economic indicators from KOF for September. At 07:55 GMT, Germany will announce changes in the unemployment rate and the number of unemployed for September. At 08:30 GMT, Britain will announce changes in the volume of the M4 money supply aggregate, the number of approved applications for a mortgage loan and the volume of net loans to individuals for August. At 09:00 GMT, the eurozone will release the consumer price index for September and announce a change in the unemployment rate for August. At 12:30 GMT, the United States will announce changes in personal income and expenses for August. At 13:45 GMT, the US will present the Chicago Purchasing Managers' Index for September, and at 14:00 GMT - the consumer sentiment index from the University of Michigan for September. At 17:00 GMT, in the US, the Baker Hughes report on the number of active oil drilling rigs will be released.
On Sunday, at 23:50 GMT, Japan will present the BoJ Tankan non-manufacturing index and BoJ Tankan manufacturing index for the 3rd quarter.