By contrast, the indicator for the current economic situation in the eurozone has climbed significantly. It currently stands at 38.4 points, 9.7 points higher than in July. Since November 2016, the indicator for the economic situation in the eurozone has been steadily increasing and has now reached its highest level since January 2008.
Focus of tomorrow's session will be on French and German PMI figures. Analysts expect slight decline in both French and German services and manufacturing PMI. In the US session New Home Sales figures will be published. No change is forecasted.
Figures to watch:
French Flash Manufacturing PMI/French Flash Services PMI (Wednesday 9:00)
German Flash Manufacturing PMI/German Flash Services PMI (Wednesday 9:30)
New Home Sales (Wednesday 16:00)