Leading new this week - FED Minutes and Industrial production in the Eurozone

Wednesday: Fed Minutes and Industrial Production in the Eurozone

Fed will release minutes of it's meeting in September on Wednesday at 21:00, when the Fed refrained from raising interest rates. The minutes could show just how deep the disagreement at the Fed runs and offer clues on how likely it is to increase rates later this year. Industrial production in Europe is expected to rise by 1.5% in August. This would indicate a rebound compared with the data from July and will ease concerns about the immediate impact of Brexit.

Thursday: Import and Export of China

China will release its export figures as markets look for signs of an improvement in global demand. Exports are expected to decline by around 4% in September after falling 2.8% in August. Despite falling exports, China has continued to gain export market share this year

Friday: Retail Sales in the US

On Friday, we expect data on retail sales in the US. The expected growth of 0.6 percent in September, it will be better than the data for the month of August, when retail sales declined by 0.3%. or most of the year, consumer spending has been the primary driver of U.S. growth, and a disappointing reading could raise concerns about the health of U.S. gross domestic product