Highlights
After rising an as-expected 0.2 percent on the month in July, German producer prices for August are seen down 0.1 percent. From a year earlier, the PPI is forecast to dip 1.0 percent versus July's 0.8 percent drop.
The index showing sentiment in French manufacturing is expected to hold unchanged in September after rebounding 4 points in August to 99 and back near its long-term average of 100,
Canadian retail sales in July are expected to rebound 0.6 percent on the month after falling 0.3 and 0.8 percent in the two prior months.
In the Eurozone, consumer confidence in September is expected to hold steady at minus 13.3 versus minus 13.4 in August which was the first month since January that the gauge did not strengthen.
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Patrick Harker will speak on"The Federal Reserve: It's More Than Just Interest Rates" before the Tulane University Freeman School of Business Lecture event at 2 p.m