As always, the last week of the month and the beginning of the next one provide plenty of key new data releases, including manufacturing PMIs for major emerging economies like China, India, Indonesia, and Brazil, as well as key data from developed countries such as Euro Area inflation and the US employment report.

On Monday, the week starts with retail sales for Japan, followed by some important data releases for the Euro Area – CPI inflation for Germany and Spain as well as economic sentiment and consumer inflation survey data for the whole monetary union.

In the US, the Dallas Fed manufacturing index for August will also be released on that day.

Tuesday will be a busy day! It starts with key business activity data for Korea and Japan, including construction output, industrial production, and retail sales for the former and industrial production and consumer confidence for the latter.

In China, the official manufacturing PMI will be published by the National Bureau of Statistics, while in Europe we will be monitoring the unemployment in Germany and the inflation in the Euro Area. Two key releases for India on that day – infrastructure output for July and the government budget data for the same month. In Americas, the unemployment rate for Brazil will be released, followed by house prices in the United States.

On Wednesday, the big release for the day will be Markit’s manufacturing PMIs for various major emerging economies as well as the final data for developed ones. Then, Turkey’s Q2 GDP will be released, followed by the Euro Area unemployment and the foreign trade data for Brazil.

On Thursday, besides the weekly US jobless claims report, Korea’s inflation for August is scheduled to be released, followed by industrial production in Brazil and external trade in India.

On Friday, services and composite PMIs will be released for all countries covered by the Markit’s survey. The week ends with the July retail sales for the Euro Area as well as the US employment report.