Economic data will move to the forefront next week as the focus moves away from central bank meetings to price, employment and consumer spending indicators. Canada, the Eurozone, the UK and the US all release CPI numbers. Jobs reports are due from Australia and the UK, and retail sales figures will be published in China, the UK and the US. GDP data will also attract attention as investors get the first glimpse of third quarter economic performance in Japan. Australian wages to remain subdued Like in most advanced economies, a tightening labour market has not translated to higher wages in Australia, raising concerns ... (full story)