The central banks take the floor. In the week of September 16-20 Monetary organizations take over from macro data and will be the great protagonists of the stock market agenda. The most important event will take place with the US Federal Reserve (Fed)which will be the centre of attention with a meeting that will mark the beginning of its cycle of cuts. The question is whether it will carry out a a drop of 25 or 50 basis points. In addition to the Fed, they will also hold their respective conclaves on Bank of England (BoE)he People's Bank of China (PoCB) and the Bank of Japan (BoJ). As for the economic scene, in USA August retail sales and weekly unemployment data will be published. Europethe focus will be on the August CPIwhich is expected to reach 2.2% in general rate, ever closer to the target of European Central Bank (ECB). Also in focus will be UK inflation and the German ZEW index. Asia-Pacific regionthe focus will be on Japan's export and import data and the Japanese national CPI. All these quotes are detailed below:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16:
– UK Rightmove House Price Index (September) – Italy CPI (August) – US Empire Manufacturing Index (September)
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17:
– German ZEW economic sentiment index (September) – German ZEW current situation index (September) – Canadian CPI (August) – US retail sales (August) – US industrial production (August)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18:
– Japan exports and imports (August) – UK CPI (August) – Eurozone CPI (August) – Federal Reserve (Fed) rate decision and projections – Jerome Powell press conference
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19:
– Bank of England (BoE) rate decision – US weekly jobless claims
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20:
– Japan national CPI (August) – People's Bank of China (PoCB) interest rate decision – Bank of Japan (BoJ) interest rate decision – Germany producer price index (August) – UK retail sales (August) – Eurozone consumer confidence: preliminary (September)