What information will follow next week

Information for UK inflation on Tuesday. UK inflation back down to 0% in August, due to the smaller increase in prices of clothing and lower fuel prices. Meanwhile, core inflation weakened to 1.0%, because there is no place for the percentage increase in the near future. Analysts expect that the Bank of England will make its first increase of interest rates in the first quarter of 2016, inflation is expected to remain unchanged until then.

German ZEW indicator of economic sentiment will also be published on Tuesday. German economic attitudes sank in September to the lowest level in 10 months amid growing concerns about the prospects for growth in emerging market economies, especially in China. The index fell for the sixth consecutive month to 12.1 in September from 25.0 in August. Economists had forecast a drop to 18.3. Current conditions remain positive, rising to 67.5 from 54.7 in the previous month. Analysts predict economic sentiment to decline further to 6.8 in October.

UK unemployment data on Wednesday. The number of people receiving unemployment benefits increased by 1,200 in August. The rate remained constant at 2.3%, its lowest rate since February 1975 Wages continued to rise, with the exception of the payment of bonuses. These figures may encourage the Bank of England to raise rates in the first quarter of 2016, the number of new jobless is expected to fall by 2300.
Wednesday will also izlyazat retail sales in the US. Retail sales in the US rose 0.2% in August.

Continuous improvement in the labor market, including wage increases also boosted household spending. Retail sales are expected to grow

Employment data in Australia on Thursday. Australian economy created 17,400 new jobs in August, exceeding forecasts for 5200. The increase in jobs reduces the number of unemployed by 14 400. The Australian labor market is expected to add 7,200 positions and the unemployment rate is expected to remain 6.2 %.

Information for US inflation on Thursday. US inflation remains low. The consumer price index fell by
0.1% after rising 0.1% in July. Falling energy prices continue to push inflation.
Unemployment data in the US on Thursday. The number of Americans filed initial claims for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, reaching a near 42-year lows 263,000. The number of applications for unemployment benefits in the US is expected to reach 269,000 this week.

Consumer sentiment in US on Friday. US consumer sentiment sank to 87.2 in September after 91.9 in the previous month. These are the lowest values ​​during the year, which suggests moderate economic growth and mild inflation. User settings are expected to be better in October to 88.8.
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