Highlights
In the Eurozone, producer prices are expected to fall 9.7 percent on the year in October following a record 12.4 percent contraction in September.
Business activity in the US services sector is expected to be in positive territory for the 11th straight month in November, possibly regaining some momentum in new orders after slowing the previous month. The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) index is seen rising 0.6 percentage point to 52.4 in November after falling 1.8 points to a five-month low of 51.8 in October.
The Labor Department's JOLTS report is forecast to show job openings fell to
9.4 million in October from September's 9.553 million, which was higher than expected.
Federal Reserve Division of Supervision and Regulation Director Michael Gibson will testify on"Fostering Financial Innovation" before the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Inclusion at 10 a.m. EST (1500 GMT).
Australia's third-quarter GDP is expected to rise a quarterly 0.4 percent for year-over-year expansion of 1.7 percent. Second-quarter respective results were growth of 0.4 and 2.1 percent, benefiting from strong exports offset by modest consumer spending and slowing private investment.