In the US session Factory Orders data was published. New orders for U.S.-made goods fell less than expected in October and shipments of core capital goods were much stronger than previously reported, pointing to sustained strength in manufacturing that should buoy the economy. Factory goods orders dipped 0.1 percent amid a drop in demand for both civilian and defense aircraft after an upwardly revised 1.7 percent jump in September, the Commerce Department said on Monday.
Tomorrow, from the UK, Services PMI figures will be published. Analysts predict decrease to 55.2. In the US session ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI data will be released. Decline to 59.2 is anticipated.
Figures to watch:
Services PMI (Tuesday 10:30)
ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI (Tuesday 16:00)