Calendar of macroeconomic data and events28 August 2026
中文标题
宏观经济数据与事件日历 · 2026年8月28日
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The calendar from Intesa Sanpaolo Research Department lists key macroeconomic releases and central bank events for the week of August 31 to September 4, 2026. It highlights advanced economies' inflation prints, PMIs, and the US labor market data, with a notable consensus forecast of a sharp decline in US nonfarm payrolls.
- Institution
- Intesa Sanpaolo
- Published
- 08/28/2026
- Research topic
- Central Bank · FED · EURUSD
- Time horizon
- September 2, 2026 · Week of August 31 - September 4, 2026 · September 4, 2026
Key arguments
- The US August nonfarm payrolls are expected to decrease by 23k, a sharp reversal from the previous month's gain, while unemployment is forecast to rise to 4.2%.
- Eurozone August flash CPI is expected to accelerate to 3.2% YoY from 2.9%.
- China's NBS Manufacturing PMI is expected to rise to 49.6 in August from 49.2, remaining below the 50 threshold.
Key numbers
- US Nonfarm Payrolls (Sep 4)
- -23k (prior: 45k)
- US Unemployment Rate (Sep 4)
- 4.2% (prior: 4.1%)
- Eurozone CPI YoY flash (Sep 1)
- 3.2% (prior: 2.9%)
Main risks
- If US nonfarm payrolls decline more than expected, it could signal a slowdown and impact market expectations for the Fed.
- If US job growth is stronger than the consensus, the market may expect a more hawkish Fed.
- If the US unemployment rate rises more than expected, it could increase recession fears.
Corresponding source evidence
Wed 9/2 20:00 US * Fed Releases Beige Book
· September 2, 2026Tue 9/1 10:30 EA ECB's Kocher Speaks in Alpbach 14:30 EA ECB's Nagel Speaks in Asheville, US 17:30 EA ECB's Vujcic Speaks in Berlin
· Week of August 31 - September 4, 2026Fri 9/4 10:50 UK * BOE Governor Speaks in London
· September 4, 2026
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