China's merchandise trade surplus is expected to hold roughly steady at $90.5 billion in September from $91.0 billion in August with imports up 0.5 percent and exports rising 6.0 percent on the year.

India's annual wholesale price inflation is estimated to bounce back to 2.0 percent in September after falling more than expected to 1.31 percent in August, a four-month low, amid declining commodities prices.

Rebounding food prices are expected to lift India's consumer price index to a 5.0 percent increase on year in September after a modest 3.65 percent rise in August.

There are no US indicators as US fixed income markets and most government agencies are closed for Indigenous Peoples' Day. The stock market is open, however, and Federal Reserve speakers will appear.

Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari is scheduled to participate in a panel discussion at the Central Bank of Argentina's Money and Banking Conference at 9 am ET.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller is scheduled to speak on the economic outlook before the Shadow Open Market Committee at 3 pm ET.

Minneapolis Fed's Kashkari is also scheduled to participate in a lecture/fireside chat on Fed policy at Torcuato di Tella University in Buenos Aires at 5 pm ET.

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