The Federal Reserve’s minutes from its September meeting will be the week’s main focus as investors reassess the timing of another U.S. interest-rate increase after weak jobs data reduced expectations for a hike as early as this month. The minutes, due Wednesday, will detail a meeting at which rates were raised amid concern about elevated energy prices. Eurozone markets will also be watched after worries about France’s fiscal and political problems sharply widened French bond-yield spreads. In Asia, India’s central-bank decision will be closely monitored as higher energy costs complicate the interest-rate outlook. Investors will also seek indications about the Bank of Japan’s next rate increase, while China’s markets are scheduled to reopen after the Golden Week holiday.