On Monday, the spotlight will be on industrial production data from the euro area, which is the only significant report scheduled for release, marking a relatively quiet day for European economic news.
Early in the morning, at 1:00 AM ET, Statistics Finland will publish consumer price data for June.
Following that, at 2:30 AM ET, Switzerland's producer price data will be released. Economists anticipate a 0.1 percent increase in producer prices for June, contrasting with the 0.3 percent decline observed in May.
Later, at 4:00 AM ET, Poland's final inflation figures are set to be disclosed.
Lastly, at 5:00 AM ET, Eurostat will report on euro area industrial production for May. Economists predict a 0.9 percent month-on-month decline in industrial output, following a 0.1 percent decrease in April.
