Markets face a dense run of economic releases and policy events from September 11 through September 18, spanning Japan, the United States, Europe, Russia and emerging markets. Japan will publish its August Corporate Goods Price Index and July–September Business Survey Index, while September 11 is also the special quotation calculation date for September-expiry stock index futures and options, KOMPEITO's Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market listing and the LNG Producer-Consumer Conference. The U.K., Russia, the U.S., India and Brazil will also release data, including U.S. August CPI, forecast at 3.4% year over year, and a projected $344.8 billion fiscal deficit. The following week will be dominated by Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan, Bank of England and European Central Bank decisions, U.S. inflation and retail-sales data, Treasury buybacks, yen movements, South Korea's new after-market session, quadruple witching and a U.S. Senate cloture vote on the Clarity for Payment Stablecoins Act.