Calendar of macroeconomic data and events2 September 2026

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宏观经济数据与事件日历 · 2026年9月2日

Intesa Sanpaolo10/02/2026updated 10/17/2026

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This weekly calendar from Intesa Sanpaolo's research department lists macroeconomic releases and central bank events for October 5-9, 2026. Highlights include final September services PMIs for the eurozone, Germany, France, Italy and the UK, US ISM non-manufacturing for September (prior 55.4, consensus 55.7), German factory orders and industrial production, eurozone retail sales and PPI, US initial and continuing jobless claims, and the University of Michigan sentiment flash. Events feature numerous ECB speakers, the FOMC meeting minutes, the ECB account of its September 9-10 meeting, and a Eurogroup meeting.

Institution: Intesa Sanpaolo
Published: 10/02/2026
Research topic: Not explicitly stated
Time horizon: Not explicitly stated

Key arguments

The calendar flags US ISM non-manufacturing as important, with consensus at 55.7 versus 55.4 previously, suggesting expectations of a modest improvement.
Eurozone final services and composite PMIs are scheduled, alongside final PMIs for Germany, France, Italy and the UK, providing a comprehensive view of September services activity.
The FOMC meeting minutes and the ECB account of the September 9-10 policy meeting are key events for policy signals.
German factory orders and industrial production are marked as important or very important, offering insight into the eurozone's largest economy.

Key numbers

US ISM Non-Manufacturing Consensus (Sep): 55.7
US ISM Non-Manufacturing Previous (Sep): 55.4
US Initial Jobless Claims Previous (weekly): 197k
EA PPI Previous (Aug, YoY): 5.8%
Germany Factory Orders Previous (Aug, MoM): 2.5%

Main risks

The calendar is subject to change; release times and consensus figures may be updated without notice.
Consensus figures are not guaranteed and may differ from actual outcomes, affecting market expectations.
Events marked with (*) or (**) indicate varying importance, but market impact can be unpredictable.

Corresponding source evidence

of Michigan Confidence flash Oct 48.1 Note: (?) First likely date; (**) very important; (*) important.

Context: the conclusion is Tlines' automated extraction, not the institution's wording. Quoted evidence is publisher wording. Scope and date must travel with the conclusion.

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