[Next Week: Central Banks of the US, UK, and Japan Announce Rate Decisions; China and Global Macro Data Released]
Next week, the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan will announce their rate decisions and policy statements. The Federal Reserve's FOMC will release its rate decision, Summary of Economic Projections, and hold a press conference on Thursday. The Bank of England's rate decision will be announced on Thursday, while the Bank of Japan's target rate decision will be released on Friday, with Governor Kazuo Ueda attending a press conference. China's August M2 money supply year-on-year, industrial output above designated size year-on-year, and total retail sales of consumer goods year-on-year will be published. The US will disclose August retail sales month-on-month, initial jobless claims, and EIA crude oil inventory. The Eurozone will release August CPI final data, and Canada will announce August CPI month-on-month. (Source: Jin10)
AI Interpretation: The Federal Reserve's rate decision, as the core anchor of global financial markets, directly determines the pace of tightening or easing of dollar liquidity. This decision will reveal the decision-makers' true assessment of future inflation and employment through the Summary of Economic Projections. The market will recalibrate asset pricing logic based on changes in the dot plot. The simultaneous release of initial jobless claims will provide critical evidence for assessing whether the labor market is experiencing substantial cooling. This combination of data will decisively end speculation about the direction of monetary policy and trigger a dramatic reshuffling of global capital flows.
