Deutsche Bankэы analysts list the major economic events and data releases that are going to have maximum impact on the direction of markets for the week ahead.

• “Tuesday.

1. Data: Japan August cash earnings, current account balance, trade balance; China September Caixin services and composite PMIs; Australia NAB business conditions, foreign reserves; UK Q2 unit labor costs; Germany August industrial production; France August trade balance, current account balance; US September PPI, NFIB small business optimism;
2. Central Banks: Remarks from Fed's Powell, Evans, Kashkari, BoE's Carney, Tenreyro, Haldane, ECB's Lane, Constancio, Norges Bank's Olsen. Uganda rate decision;
3. Politics: European Parliament holds confirmation hearings for its three incoming vice presidents;
4. Other: New IMF Director Kristalina Georgieva speaks.

• Wednesday.

1. Data: Japan preliminary September machine tool orders; France September industry sentiment; US MBA mortgage applications, August JOLTS, wholesale trade sales and inventories;
2. Central Banks: Fed's Powell and George speak; September FOMC meeting minutes; BoE Financial Policy Committee quarterly statement;
3. Politics: The C40 climate summit starts in Copenhagen;
4. Other: IMF World Economic Outlook analytic chapters published.

• Thursday.

1. Data: Japan September PPI and core machine orders; Germany August trade balance and current account balance; France August industrial and manufacturing production; UK September RICS house price balance, August monthly GDP, industrial and manufacturing production, construction output, trade balance; US September CPI, hourly earnings, initial and continuing claims;
2. Central Banks: Remarks from BoJ's Amamiya, Fed's Mester, Bostic; ECB Accounts of September Policy Meeting; Peru rate decision;
3. Politics: Chinese Vice Premier Liu He visits Washington for trade talks with his US counterparts; EU Economic and Financial Affairs Council hold meetings in Luxembourg;
4. Other: OPEC Oil Market Report released;
5. Earnings: Delta Airlines, Walgreens Boots Alliance.

• Friday.

1. Data: Germany September CPI; US preliminary October University of Michigan survey, September import and export price index;
2. Central Banks: Remark's from Fed's Kashkari, Rosengren and Kaplan;
3. Politics: Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meet for their second unofficial summit.”