The statistical reports scheduled for release from European economies on Monday include consumer sentiment data from Germany.
At 3.00am ET, the GfK Group is scheduled to release Germany's consumer sentiment survey results for November. The index is expected to rise to 4.5 points from 4.3 points in the previous month.
In the meantime, the Statistics Estonia is set to issue a revised data for foreign trade. According to the initial estimate released on October 12, the trade deficit was EEK 1.5 billion in August.
Producer price figures from Spain's National Statistics Institute for September is due at 4:00 am ET. Year-on-year, the producer price index had decreased 5.5% in August.
At 4:30 am ET, the Swedish trade data for September is due from Statistics Sweden. In August, the trade balance logged a surplus of SEK 6.1 billion.
Thereafter, Greece is expected to release trade figures for August. The trade balance had recorded a deficit of EUR 2.56 billion in July.
The Irish markets are closed for a bank holiday on Monday.
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