Monetary policy decisions in the US, indicators on the GDP of Argentina in the second quarter and the presentation of the 2026 budget in Congress will be the indicators to follow this week.
Between September 15 and 19, the markets will be attentive to a cluster of economic data and monetary policy decisions that can mark the global and local financial pulse. The prominence will be taken by the Federal Reserve (Fed)which could lower its rate by 25 basic points after the deceleration of the labor market. On the other hand, in Argentina, variables such as The dollar, the country risk and the intervention maintained by the Central Bank (BCRA) in the change market, in addition to the presentation of the budget 2026. One by one, the key data day by day.
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Monday, September 15


Tuesday, September 16
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Indec: publication of the Use of installed capacity in the industry (UCII) July.
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United Kingdom: Unemployment ilo rate (July).
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Germany: Zew index of economic feeling (September).
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EUROZONA: industrial production (July).
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Canada: IPC (August).
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USA: Retail sales (August).
Wednesday, September 17
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INDEC will publish the GDP of the second quarter, the construction cost index (ICC) of August and the majority price indices (SIPM) system.
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Japan: exports and imports (August).
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United Kingdom: IPC (August).
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Europe: IPC (August).
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Canada Bank (BOC): RESAS DECISION.
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Federal Reserve (Fed): RESAS DECISION AND PUBLICATION OF PROJECTIONS.
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GOAL: Annual Connect Conference with advertisements on artificial intelligence.
Thursday, September 18
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INDEC publishes the socio -economic indicators of the Labor Market of the Second Quarter, the Argentine Commercial Exchange (ICA) of August and the fiscal result.
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Bank of England (BOE): RESAS DECISION.
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USA: Weekly orders for unemployment.
Friday, September 19
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BCRA: publication of Report on Banks July.
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Japan: National IPC (August).
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Bank of Japan (BOJ): RESAS DECISION.
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Germany: Production price index (August).
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United Kingdom: Retail sales (August).
Source: Ambito