Monday: July’s Tertiary Industry Index will be released in Japan, alongside the final estimate for the month’s Industrial Production. The final estimate for August’s Consumer Price Index will be released in Italy, where the analyst consensus anticipates the 0.5% annual inflation level to persist.

Tuesday: August’s Consumer Price Index will see light in France and the U.K., both of which in barely positive annual inflation figures. The U.K.’s inflation review will be complemented with the month’s Producer Price Index. In Germany, September’s ZEW Survey will see light, where the analyst consensus tilts towards expecting some deterioration. August’s Advance Retail Sales will also be released in the U.S., as will September’s Empire Manufacturing Survey and August’s Industrial Production data.

Wednesday: Labor market data will be released in the U.K., though drastic figures seem unlikely as unemployment have recently been running rather stable at around 5.6%. The final estimate for August’s Consumer Price Index will also be released in the Eurozone. In the U.S., the weekly MBA Mortgage Applications will see light, followed by what’s likely to be a very interesting August CPI print.

Thursday: In Russia, August’s Retail Sales data will see light, as will the month’s Unemployment rate. Housing Starts data will be released in the U.S., followed by the weekly Initial Jobless Claims and the long anticipated Rate Decision by the Fed, where the analyst consensus is split whether we’ll see the first rate hike in nearly a decade.

Friday: August’s Consumer Prices will be released in Canada. And in the U.S., August’s Leading Index will see light, where analysts expect a minor improvement.