In the US session Revised Consumer Sentiment data was released. The consumer sentiment index, a survey of consumers by The University of Michigan, hit 95.1 in September in a final reading Friday, which was lower than expected. Economists polled by Reuters anticipated a reading of 95.3 for the month. In August the index returned to near peak levels recorded earlier in 2017, hitting 96.8 in the final recording in August. "The resilience of consumers has again been demonstrated as concerns about the impact of the hurricanes on the national economy have quickly faded," Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers, said in a statement on Friday.
Monday's session will bring Italian and Spanish Manufacturing PMI data. A minor incline is anticipated. In the US session Manufacturing PMI figures will be published. Analyst predict slight decrease.
Figures to watch:
Spanish Manufacturing PMI (Monday 9:15)
Italian Manufacturing PMI (Monday 9:45)
ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI (Monday 16:00)