Friday's most significant economic news includes industrial production from Germany and revised quarterly national accounts from the Eurozone.
Destatis, the German statistics office, plans to release the country's industrial output data for January at 2:00 am ET. Analysts predict an increase of 0.6 percent in industrial production compared to a 1.6 percent decline in the previous month.
Meanwhile, Sweden is set to announce its GDP, household consumption, and industrial production figures.
At 2:30 am ET, inflation data from Hungary will be published. Economists expect inflation to increase to 4.0 percent in February, up from 3.8 percent in January.
France will also be releasing its current account balance and foreign trade statistics at 2:45 am ET.
Another key release at 3:00 am ET comes from Spain's statistical office, INE. They're publishing the country's industrial output data for January. Notably, production experienced a 0.2 percent year-on-year decline in December.
Austria and the Czech Republic will be sharing reports on their industrial production and external trade situations around the same time.
Finally, at 5:00 am ET, Eurostat will publish revised Eurozone GDP data for the fourth quarter. Economists predict that the economy will show no growth, following a 0.1 percent contraction in the third quarter. Additionally, Greece's inflation and external trade data are expected to be released.
