DATE GMT/EDT EVENT
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18-Sep 0500/0100 Japan revised leading and coincident indicators for July.
18-Sep n/a Bank of Japan policy meeting and rate decision.
18-Sep 0645/0245 France mfg and industry production for July.
18-Sep 0715/0315 New York Federal Reserve Bank President William McDonough to give keynote address at the Inter- national Conference of Banking Supervisors in Cape Town, South Africa.
18-Sep 0830/0430 Bank of England to release minutes of its Sept. 4-5 Monetary Policy Committee meeting.
18-Sep 1000/0600 Eurozone final HICP for August.
18-Sep 1100/0700 Mortgage Bankers Association applications survey for week of Sept. 13.
18-Sep 1101/0701 U.K. RICS housing market survey for September.
18-Sep n/a Germany BBK construction orders for July.
18-Sep n/a Spain to sell 30-year BONOs.
18-Sep 1200/0800 Norway's Norges Bank announces interest rate decision.
18-Sep n/a OPEC ministers scheduled to meet in Vienna.
18-Sep n/a U.S. Fannie Mae to sell $4 to $8 billion in 3mo bills and $1.5 to $4 billion in 6-month bills.
18-Sep n/a ABC/Money Magazine weekly survey of consumer confidence.
18-Sep 1230/0830 U.S. Consumer Price Index for August and inter- national trade for July.
18-Sep 1230/0830 Canada international merchandise trade for July
18-Sep 1415/1015 President Bush to welcome Czech President Vaclav Havel to the White House.
18-Sep 1420/1020 Bank of Canada Governor David Dodge to speak about Canada's economic performance, at the Univ. of British Columbia, in Vancouver.
18-Sep 1630/1230 Federal Reserve Governor Mark Olson to address the National Economists Club in Washington. Audience Q&A expected.
18-Sep 1700/1300 U.S. NAHB housing market index for September. 18-Sep 1700/1300 Treasury Under Secretary for Domestic Finance Peter Fisher to address the Exchequer Club, in Washington.
18-Sep 1900/1500 Institute of International Finance to release policy letter and report on capital flows to emerging markets to the G-7 finance ministers and central bank governors, in Washington.
18-Sep 0000/2000 IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff to hold conference call on analytic chapters of the World Economic Outlook, in Washington. Embargo until 8:00 p.m. EDT.
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19-Sep 2350/1950* Japan capital flows data for Sept. 13 week.
19-Sep n/a Swiss National Bank releases quarterly monetary policy assessment. Rate announcement expected.
19-21-Sep n/a U.S. Treasury Under Secretary for International Affairs John Taylor to visit the Philippines & Afghanistan.
19-Sep 0645/0245 France current account for July.
19-Sep n/a France to sell new 3.5% BTAN maturing 2005.
19-Sep 0730/0330 Italy ISAE consumer confidence for September.
19-Sep 0800/0400 European Central Bank publishes its monthly report for September.
19-Sep 0830/0430 U.K. retail sales, PSNCR, PSNB, BBA and BSA mortgage lending and approvals, CML mortgage lending, M4 money supply for August; engineer- ing turnover for July.
19-Sep 1000/0600 U.K. CBI monthly industrial trends for Sept.
19-Sep 1000/0600 Eurozone construction production for the second quarter of 2002 and industrial production for July.
19-Sep n/a U.S. Fannie Mae to sell $1 billion in 5-year notes and $4 billion in 10-year notes.
19-Sep n/a U.S. Farm Credit banks to sell 1-year note.
19-Sep 1200/0800 Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill to speak at the American Business Conference CEO's fall meeting in Washington.
19-Sep 1230/0830 U.S. jobless claims for week ended Sept. 14 and housing starts and building permits for August.
19-Sep n/a Bank of Canada governors meeting in Ottawa.
19-Sep 1245/0845 Treasury Deputy Secretary Kenneth Dam to speak to the Forbes CFO Forum in New York.
19-Sep 1500/1100 Mexico Conference Board leading indicators for July.
19-Sep 1600/1200 U.S. Philadelphia Fed survey for September.
19-Sep 1600/1200 White House economic adviser Lawrence Lindsey to speak at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington.
19-Sep 1645/1245 IMF Managing Director Horst Koehler to address the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.
19-Sep n/a Mexico open unemployment for August.
19-Sep 1800/1400 Treasury Deputy Secretary Kenneth Dam to appear before the House Financial Services Committee in Washington.
19-Sep 2030/1630 U.S. M2 money supply for Sept. 9 week.