After the deal in Washington D.C. that temporarily avoided the default, raised the debt ceiling and re-started the government, eyes are now on the coming avalanche of previously postponed economic data. The first one to come out is probably September’s employment report, which could be published early next week. Another driver will be the timing of the Federal Reserve’s tapering of its asset purchase programmes — the market consensus sees January as the earliest point, but the next meeting is already on October 30. The third driver will sooner or later be the outlook for the next round of negotiations in Washington ... (full story)