The European Central Bank is set to announce its interest-rate decision on Sept. 10, headlining a dense calendar of economic data and corporate reports across developed markets.
In the euro area, Germany will release its consumer-price index for August, offering another read on the bloc's inflation trajectory. Italy and Spain each publish industrial-production figures for July, giving traders further signal on manufacturing momentum in two of the euro zone's larger economies.
The United States releases a string of early-month indicators. Producer prices for August and August existing-home resales are scheduled, followed by wholesale inventories and wholesale-trade data for July. Early-jobless-claims filings will also be published, providing a weekly pulse on the labor market.
Commodities traders will monitor the Energy Information Administration's monthly oil report, which typically moves energy-sector pricing and shapes near-term supply-demand expectations for crude.
Among corporate events, Adobe is set to release third-quarter results, while Macy's publishes second-quarter earnings. Associated British Foods provides a fourth-quarter trading update, and Italian lender Intesa Sanpaolo issues updates expected to draw scrutiny on credit-quality trends.
No earlier guidance or consensus estimates were cited in the source material. Markets will weigh the mix of euro-zone inflation prints, US production and trade data, and the ECB policy decision for direction.
