DATE GMT/EDT EVENT
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10-Sep 0700/0300 Italy final second-quarter 2002 GDP.
10-Sep 0700/0300 Spain industrial production for July.
10-Sep 0700/0300 IMF Managing Director Horst Koehler to speak about Japan's role in the IMF, in Tokyo.
10-Sep 0745/0345 U.S. BTM-UBSW store sales for Sept. 7 week.
10-Sep 1255/0855 U.S. Redbook for Sept. 7 week.
10-Sep 1340/0940 Deadline for weekly tenders on $3 billion in U.S. Freddie Mac 3-month Reference bills and $1 billion in 12-month bills.
10-Sep 1400/1000 U.S. Richmond Fed shipments for August.
10-Sep 1500/1100 President Bush to meet Portuguese Prime Min- ister Jose Manuel Durao Barosso.
10-Sep 1530/1130 Swiss National Bank President Jean-Pierre Roth scheduled to speak in Lucerne.
10-Sep 1530/1130 Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill to speak at a human resources conference at the University of Maryland in Adelphi, Maryland.
10-Sep 1700/1300 Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to address the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
10-Sep 1700/1300 Deadline for weekly tenders on $18 billion in U.S. Treasury 4-week bills and $9 billion in 5-day cash management bill.
10-Sep 1800/1400 Treasury Deputy Secretary Kenneth Dam to speak about U.S. leadership in the global financial system at the Center for Strategic and Inter- national Studies 40th anniversary conference in Washington.
10-Sep 2100/1700 U.S. API crude oil stocks for Sept. 8 week.
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11-Sep 0600/0200 Germany foreign trade and current account balance for July.
11-Sep 0800/0400 International Energy Agency publishes its monthly Oil Market Report.
11-Sep 0830/0430 Italian employers' confederation to release twice yearly forecasts on Italian and international economy.
11-Sep 0830/0430 U.K. claimant count unemployment for August and headline average earnings for July.
11-Sep n/a U.S. Fannie Mae to sell $4 to $8 billion in 3-month bills, $1.5 to $4 billion in 6-month bills and $1.5 to $4 billion in 12-month bills.
11-Sep n/a President Bush to mark Sept. 11 attacks by visiting New York, the Pentagon and the plane crash site in Pennsylvania.
11-Sep n/a Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill attends cere- mony at Pentagon marking Sept. 11 anniversary.
11-Sep n/a ABC/Money Magazine consumer sentiment survey.
11-Sep 1100/0700 CNBC television to air taped interview with Fed Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson in which he reflects on Sept. 11, 2001 events.
11-Sep 1230/0830 Canada first-quarter 2002 capacity utilization.
11-Sep 1600/1200 Federal Reserve to release beige book survey of U.S. economic conditions.
11-Sep 1800/1400 Bond Market Association recommends early close of fixed income markets to observe the anniversary of Sept. 11.
11-Sep 1800/1400 New York Federal Reserve Bank President William McDonough to mark Sept. 11 in speech at Trinity Church in New York.
11-Sep n/a Mexico industrial and manufacturing production for July.