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  • Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy economic calendar of the week. Each week our news analysts

  • review the upcoming economic events that you should be monitoring during the week. The

  • week starts off with a US holiday, the official end of the summer vacation season. Traders

  • will all be back in their offices with a roar on Tuesday to start off the last quarter of

  • the year. Markets will be glued to the Federal Reserve meeting next week. Jobs data released

  • on Friday gave no clear indication for a Federal Reserve decision. The rest of the week is

  • relatively light in economic data terms. Sterling watchers and loonie followers will get rate

  • decisions from the UK and Canada during the week, while China data will be particularly

  • useful following the volatility of the past month and the reopening of the stock market

  • there following the WWII commemorations. Equity news is light too, although housebuilders

  • will be in focus. Having been hit by recent turmoil, investors will be hoping that fundamentals

  • can shine through and justify current valuations. Also on the list is supermarket Morrison’s,

  • which will be hoping that an update on sales will allow the share price to stage a recovery.

  • In the US, the key economic data isn’t released until late in the week. And in China key economic

  • data is released on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, covering trade, inflation, and production,

  • investment and retail sales. In China, the week kicks off on Tuesday when

  • China releases its trade data. Economists expect that exports fell at a 5 per cent annual

  • rate in August, while imports are tipped to slide by 6 per cent. Overall the trade surplus

  • is expected to have lifted from $43 billion to $51.1 billion in August.

  • On Thursday, China’s National Bureau of Statistics issues inflation data for August

  • -- both consumer and producer prices. Inflation is well contained at present with producer

  • prices still falling, not rising. Economists expect that producer prices fell 5.5 per cent

  • over the year to August while consumer prices grew 1.9 per cent over the period.

  • On Sunday the monthly batch of Chinese economic indicators are released -- retail sales, production

  • and investment. There are signs that Chinese economic activity is gaining pace and investors

  • would want to see further confirmation of that trend. Expect annual retail sales growth

  • near 10.6 per cent with production near 6.3 per cent and investment near 11.2 per cent.

  • The risk is that the results print on the weaker side of expectations -- especially

  • given that China closed down heavy manufacturers and restricted transport in Beijing due to

  • the World Athletic championships. We would expect activity levels to lift in coming months.

  • In the US, the week kicks off on Tuesday with consumer credit figures, the NFIB small business

  • index and employment trends index. Economists expect that consumers continue to warm to

  • low borrowing costs with credit tipped to have expanded by US$18 billion in July after

  • a lift of US$20.7 billion increase in June.

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