Singapore's inflation is seen easing back to 2.7 percent in June after rising to an above-forecast 3.1 percent in May from April's 2.7 percent, which was mainly led by a jump in private transport prices.

In Taiwan, industrial production is expected to rise 17.00 percent on the year in June, accelerating further from increases of 16.06 percent in May and 14.61 percent in April.

US existing home sales in June are expected to ease slightly to a 4.00 million annualized rate after May's 4.11 million and April's 4.14 million rates.

The European Commission's consumer confidence index in July is expected to rise to minus 13.5 from June's minus 14.0. This index has been slowly improving.

Richmond Fed's manufacturing index is expected to remain in contraction in July at minus 7, up slightly from June's lower-than-expected minus 10.

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