Euro futures declined for a third consecutive session, closing at 1.1580, with minimal movement from the U.S. dollar as the market waits patiently for delayed government data, which begins on Thursday with the September non-farm payrolls data. Volatility for Euro futures is moving in tandem with the price action, declining for a third consecutive session as well. The market is looking ahead to Wednesday, which brings the release of eurozone inflation data—a key piece for the ECB's future policy decisions—and the FOMC minutes from the October FOMC meeting later in the session, providing insight into Fed member discussions.