The upcoming week is packed with key economic data releases, central bank updates, and corporate cues that will guide market sentiment both in India and globally. Here are the important events to watch:

India

September 1: HSBC Manufacturing PMI and August auto sales data will set the tone for the domestic market.

September 2: Weekly Nifty expiry shifts to Tuesday instead of the usual Thursday.

September 4: Weekly Sensex expiry will now move to Thursday.

September 5: Forex reserves data will be released.

United Kingdom

September 1: S&P Global manufacturing PMI release.

September 5: Retail sales data will be announced.

Eurozone

September 1: HCOB manufacturing PMI and unemployment data.

September 2: CPI inflation data.

September 3: Producer Price Index (PPI) and HCOB services PMI.

September 4: Retail sales numbers.

September 5: GDP data.

United States

September 1: Markets will remain closed for Labor Day holiday in the US and Canada.

September 2: ISM manufacturing data and S&P Global manufacturing PMI.

September 3: Job openings data and the Fed’s Beige Book release.

September 4: Trade balance, initial jobless claims, and ISM services data.

September 5: Nonfarm payrolls and unemployment figures.

China

August 31: Manufacturing PMI and non-manufacturing PMI figures.

September 3: Services PMI will be announced.

Japan

September 1: S&P Global manufacturing PMI.

Key Global Speeches and Events

September 2: Airbus workers in the UK will begin a 10-day strike.

September 3: European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde and Bank of England rate-setter Catherine Mann are scheduled to speak.

September 4: New York Fed President John Williams and Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee will deliver remarks.

Market Outlook

With PMI readings, employment data, central bank speeches, and retail sales reports lined up, market volatility is expected to increase in the coming week. Indian traders will particularly watch out for auto sales and forex reserves data, while global markets will focus on US labor numbers and European inflation trends.