Asia's economic calendar for September 10, 2026, shows no major data releases, with attention on war developments and upcoming US inflation reports.
No high-impact data releases are scheduled on Asia's economic calendar for Thursday.
Ongoing war developments will continue to be a focus, alongside speculation ahead of US inflation data due on Thursday (producer price index) and Friday (consumer price index). Goldman Sachs expects a 'benign' CPI reading, as outlined in their analysis.
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