More central bank meetings will follow in the coming week, this time with the Reserve Bank of Australia, while things will heat up a little on the data front as September PMIs are on the agenda, as well as the all-important US jobs report. Although investors have recently pared some of their bleakest outlook for global growth and recession risks have receded somewhat, the incoming data will nevertheless be watched closely as trade tensions could flare up at any moment. Meanwhile, as temperatures reach boiling point at Westminster expect no letup in the unfolding Brexit drama. It will be a busy start to the week in ... (full story)