UK inflation in spotlight as Bank of England persists with negative rates narrative October Flash PMI readings to health check economies on both sides of the Atlantic UK Business Confidence could collapse but likely to remain healthier than 2019 average The week...

· UK unemployment in focus but number still insulated by government support  · US PPI reading could highlight potential inflationary pressures  · UEU Summit seen as deadline for Brexit trade talks convenes on Thursday  The latest UK Unemployment and...

September Services PMI data for UK, US and EU to be published UK Public Sector Borrowing set to jump – but this is typical for August US Durable Goods could slide back to contraction After a quiet start to the week for fundamentals, Tuesday sees the release of the CBI...

UK unemployment data released but is the economy still insulated by furlough scheme? · Federal Reserve may offer more stimulus in move which would weigh on dollar · Bank of England may provide clues over further rate cuts before year end. The week starts with US...

ECB may give clues over further stimulus measures before year-end Spanish Consumer Confidence to highlight risk of COVID-19 second wave UK GDP for July could show recovery well underway The week gets off to a relatively quiet start with US markets closed for the...

UK Consumer Credit expected to show borrowing on the rise again UK PMI print could see services growth at strongest level in five years US labour stats expected to be upbeat but unemployment likely still around 10% With much of the UK observing a Bank Holiday on...

US data including new home sales and Chicago PMI could show signs of economic weakness Quiet week for European data releases but UK car production and French consumer confidence in focus. It’s another relatively quiet week for economic data, with the Chicago Fed...

· Flash UK Services PMI could flatter but staycation and VAT breaks likely to be drive reading · Eurozone inflation in focus to understand if ECB liquidity play is sufficient to support the economy. The economic calendar is looking set for a relatively quiet start to...

· UK employment data due – but furlough scheme likely to flatter the figures · Attention likely to be back on US Federal Reserve for stimulus measures if consumer demand stalls Macroeconomic highlights for the week start with data from the US in form of the JOLT Job...

· UK new car sales may indicate appetite of UK consumers for big ticket spending · US employment and income stats to be published It’s set to be a relatively quiet start to the week, but US Construction Spending data for June may hold some interest. COVID continues to...