Danske Bank's analysts provided their views on next week's key market-moving releases, including September PMI data and other important events.

•  “After two weeks of central bank action, focus will likely turn to the real economy, where we will start to get PMI data for September.
• If there is no increase in PMIs in the US, this will indicate that Q3 showed the weakest growth since 2009.
• In Europe, it will be interesting to see if the service sector can continue to support growth despite the weakness in manufacturing.
• A trade deal between the US and Japan could be signed and there could be news about the US-China trade war, with high-level talks expected in early October.
• Swedish NIER survey data will be scrutinized for clues whether the recent bad labour market data paint a true picture of the economy.”