Here are the 2 big things we're watching in the stock market in the week ahead

Apple shareholders and investors have recently received good news on the federal reserve ratio deduction. It offers tests to both camps next week. The Soft Works Report on Friday, Fed's maximum employment and price stability, the other side of the dual duty will take the center in the coming days. But first, we will get the annual hardware launch of Apple on Tuesday afternoon, which is expected to start the technology giant's iPhone 17 series and other new products. After Salesforce and Broadcom last week, he will report in the coming days until he gets news from Costco on September 25th. Apart from the portfolio, the biggest reports in the next week are Oracle on Tuesday night, Krogger on Thursday morning and Adobe on Thursday night. Oracle will offer a control on demand for AI Bulut Information, offer details about KROGER consumer spending patterns, and Adobe will shine on a light on how AI affects software cohort as a besieged service. Here is a closer look at the inflation report published in the next week and what should be followed at Apple's launch event. 1. Inflation: Investors, before the expected weak jobs report on September 16-17 at the meeting of the FED ratio deduction was betting. When these figures were at hand, the possibility of additional quarter points reductions at the market central bank's October and December policy meetings began to be higher. The data is also added to the conversation about whether the half-point cut in September is on the table-a conversation that Cramer thinks was right. The stock market initially fell on the ratio cut hopes on Friday, while the slowdown of the slowdown of the slowdown of the deceleration was in general because there was bad news for the US economy. Jim doesn't think that the job numbers are stagnation, and if there is anything, a ratio deduction that increases the housing activity is exactly what the economy needs. In his speech, Jackson Hole said that the FED President Jerome Powell said that the cooling employment picture has become more worrying for the long -term cycle of the tariff -guided inflation cycle to the central bankers and made a policy adjustment in the near future. Friday's job data supported Powell's assessment of the situation. The question is whether the next inflation number has done something to encourage central bankers to reconsider their emphasis on labor market risks. Part of Powell's rationale was the belief that the softer work floor reduced the likelihood of a higher wage in response to any price increase in workers' tariff and led to a so -called wage -priced inflation spiral. The first party of inflation data is coming on Wednesday morning. The Producer Price Index (PPI) is a measure of wholesale inflation - it follows what companies pay for various inputs such as steel, fertilizers and transportation services, giving fame as a leading indicator for consumer inflation. Companies recommend that if they see higher prices for what they need to offer their products to the market, traditional economic wisdom should eventually increase their sales prices or suck the impact at the expense of the abdomen. July PPI has increased by 0.9% monthly, which has been the largest monthly monthly increase since June 2022. There are two wide categories of PPI: Final demand goods and final demand services. The component of the services increased three -quarters of the July PPI, so investors will closely monitor whether this dynamic August has continued to August and whether the tariff effects have any significant symptoms. In general, according to Dow Jones, expectations are for an increase of 0.3% per month in the PPI. On a nuclear basis that excludes variable food and energy prices, the PPI is expected to make a 0.3% gain. On Thursday morning, we will receive a better known consumer price index (CPI) report for August. According to Dow Jones, economists expect an increase of 0.3% per month and an annual inflation rate of 2.9%. The core CPI's consensus is 0.3% monthly and 3.1% annually. In July, the title CPI increased by 2.7% per year and basically 3.1%. 2. Apple launch event: Have you ever wanted a thinner iPhone? Tuesday may be lucky day. Apple's renewed iPhone 17 series at the autumn hardware event is expected to announce the most skinny version of the iPhone. According to Bloomberg News, the Apple Watch and AirPods updates are also likely to updates at the event. Jim believes that a weak device-perhaps the iPhone 17 "Air" MacBook Air can be a kind of product that convinces some people to throw their old phones for a new one. Investors, including the club, are patiently waiting for a fuel upgrade cycle with AI for the iPhone, which is not realized with the iPhone 16 last year in the midst of the company's well -documented Apple intelligence. The iPhone 17 will still be accepted by investors, although the desired AI features still do not set out, as if the desired AI features still do not set out, but also a tidal upgrade wave. If Apple raises iPhone prices, it would be particularly true if there is a potential increase in sluggish high -level growth. Morgan Stanley expects the company to do so even though the company "humble". As a note to customers on Thursday, the analysts said that they did not expect as much surprise as much as the hardware features went - nor no one should make a bank for "any important AI announcement". The positive surprise can come without pricing instead. "We believe that the iPhone 17 will be the first new iPhone presentation with more high list prices in more than one model in 7 years." Part of the change can be performed with lower storage ditches of iPhone models, especially for iPhone Pro. By directing consumers to higher -priced iPhones, Morgan Stanley argued that Apple's "import tariffs and higher component prices" may balance the additional cost ". Soon we will learn all features. However, Morgan Stanley's inclusive estimate, which comes to fruit, will have another win for Apple investors in the heels of the positive solution decision in the Google Antitröst case, and Apple CEO Tim Cook will find a way to retreat Trump at least temporarily withdraws the company. Monday, September 8 before the week: after Bell: Casey's General Stores (Casy), Mission Products (AVO), Tuesday, September 9 at 06:00 at 06:00 Small Business Index, 1 ET Apple's Bell in ET: Lands' End (Le), Sailing Point (DBI), Designer Brands (DBI), Core and Main (Gamamestop), Gamestop). Synopsys (SNPs), Aerovironment (AVAV), Oracle (ORCL) Wednesday, Wednesday, September 10 8:30 am 8:30 am 8 am meat month wholesale survey Before Çan: Chewy (CHWY), DAKTRONICS (DAKT) Çan: Oxford Stices (CPI) Thursday, 11 September Consumer Price (Oxm) Consumer prices (OXM) Thursday, September 11. 8:30 am Crazy Before: KROGER (Kr) Crazy from Crazy (Kr) Micigan University Consumers Survey on Friday, September 12 before the bell: none: None (Jim Cramer's philanthropist trust, Avgo and Aapl. If you have talked about the trade warning, there is no confidence or a particular result of the investment club for the conditions and the conditions of the above.