It's not just major central banks that will be in focus this week

<p>Major central bank decisions are of course the main watch, which is in part contributing to the rather lackadaisical mood so far in European morning trade today. From earlier: <a href="https://www.forexlive.com/news/the-central-bank-bonanza-heats-up-this-week-20230918/" target="_blank" rel="follow">The central bank bonanza heats up this week</a></p><p>But it's not just those policy decisions that will be of interest to markets. There will be quite a number of economic data releases to keep an eye out for as well. Here's the rough overview:</p><ul><li>RBA September monetary policy meeting minutes (19 Sept, Tuesday)</li><li>Eurozone August final CPI figures (19 Sept, Tuesday)</li><li>Canada August CPI figures (19 Sept, Tuesday)</li><li>UK August CPI figures (20 Sept, Wednesday)</li><li>FOMC meeting policy decision (20 Sept, Wednesday)*</li><li>NZ Q2 GDP figures (21 Sept, Thursday)</li><li>SNB meeting policy decision (21 Sept, Thursday)*</li><li>BOE meeting policy decision (21 Sept, Thursday)*</li><li>US weekly jobless claims (21 Sept, Thursday)</li><li>US Sept Philly Fed manufacturing index (21 Sept, Thursday)</li><li>Australia September PMI data (22 Sept, Friday)</li><li>BOJ meeting policy decision (22 Sept, Friday)*</li><li>UK August retail sales data (22 Sept, Friday)</li><li>Eurozone September PMI data (22 Sept, Friday)</li><li>UK September PMI data (22 Sept, Friday)</li><li>US September PMI data (22 Sept, Friday)</li></ul>

This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.