Monday: Preliminary Nov. Purchasing Managers’ Indices will be released globally. Analyst consensus has it that the European Markit Manufacturing PMI will remain stable at 52.3. The U.S. figure, on the other hand is seen retreating 0.1 points, to an elevated still 54. October’s Existing Home Sales will be released in the U.S.

Tuesday: The Nikkei Purchasing Managers’ Index will be released in Japan. In Germany, the final estimate for GDP in Q3 will see light. November’s Manufacturing Confidence index will be released in France. In Germany, the IFO Survey will see light. In the U.S., the second estimate for GDP in the third quarter will see light – analysts expect an improvement, from 1.5% growth to 2%. November’s Consumer Confidence Index will also see light in the U.S.

Wednesday: The Bank of Japan is scheduled to release minutes from its October 30 meeting. In the U.S. the weekly MBA Mortgage Applications will see light. The U.S. daily session will be quite packed, advancing releases due to Thanksgiving. October’s Personal Income and Personal Spending data will also be released, with analysts being rather optimistic for the two, seeing 0.4% and 0.3% MoM gains respectively. October’s Durable Goods Orders will also see light in the U.S. Followed by the weekly Initial Claims, which continues to exhibit noteworthy stability. October’s New Home Sales will see light in the U.S., as will the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index.

Thursday: U.S. Markets will be closed due to Thanksgiving. The Final estimate for Q3 GDP will see light in Spain. The European Central Bank is scheduled to release more M3 Money supply data.

Friday: October Jobless rate data will see light in Japan, as will Consumer Price Index data. Preliminary Nov CPI data will also be released in Spain. In the U.K., the second estimate for GDP in Q3 will see light. Consumer Confidence Index data will be released for the Eurozone. In the U.S. markets are off to an early close.