September's Must-See Financial Events: Apple Event, Presidential Debate, Fed Interest Rate Decision, Inflation Data

Meanwhile, significant events and announcements are expected from key players in various sectors. Investors will be particularly attentive to the Apple Event and the presidential debate between Harris and Trump.

Labor Day - September 2: U.S. markets will be closed because of Labor Day.

ISM Services PMI- September 5: The release of the ISM Services PMI will provide insights into the health of the services sector, a significant component of the economy.

Nonfarm Payrolls - September 6, 8:30 ET: The release of the nonfarm payrolls data will be closely monitored by market participants, providing crucial insights into the health of the labor market.

Unemployment Rate - September 6, 8:30 ET: The unemployment rate data will be released alongside the nonfarm payrolls, offering a comprehensive view of the job market.

Apple Event - September 9, 13:00 ET: All eyes will be on Apple as it unveils its latest products and innovations at its highly anticipated event.

Presidential Debate - September 10: The debate between Harris and Trump will be a major political event, potentially influencing market sentiment.

CPI YoY August - September 11, 8:30 ET: Investors will be keenly observing the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data to assess the inflationary trends.

Retail Sales MoM August - September 17, 8:30ET: Monthly retail sales figures for August will offer a snapshot of consumer spending, a critical component of economic activity.

Fed Interest Rate Decision - September 18, 14:00 ET: The Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates will be a key focus for investors, with significant implications for monetary policy.

Powell Holds Monetary Policy Press Conference - September 18, 14:30 ET: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will discuss the Fed's monetary policy stance and future outlook.

PCE YoY August - September 27, 8:30 ET: The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, the Fed's preferred measure of inflation, will be closely analyzed for its implications on future interest rate moves.