Meeting minutes from the Fed and the RBA will be released in the coming week while Q2 GDP data for the Eurozone, Japan, Thailand, the Netherlands and Poland will be watched closely for updates on the macroeconomy. At the same time, industrial production performance will be eagerly anticipated for the largest two economies - the US and China - with retail sales figures also coming to light for the former. PMI data have indicated a general slowdown in growth as the economic environment faces headwinds from geopolitical uncertainty, high inflation and supply constraints. The week will end with sentiment and retail sales ... (full story)