Monday: Preliminary Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Indices will see light globally. In Japan, analysts expect the Nikkei PMI to recede to 52, from 52.3. The Final estimate for January’s Consumer Price Index will be released in Italy.

Tuesday: The Final estimate for Q4’s Gross Domestic Product will see light in Germany, as will February’s IFO Survey. In France, February’s Manufacturing Confidence data will see light. In the U.S., February’s Consumer Confidence Index will see light, as will January’s Existing Home Sales data.

Wednesday: February’s Consumer Confidence data will see light in France. In the U.S., we’ll gain some insight to real-estate with the release of the weekly MBA Mortgage Applications and January’s New Home Sales data.

Thursday: M3 Money Supply data will be released in the Eurozone. February’s Consumer Confidence Index will see light in Italy. In the U.K., the preliminary estimate for the fourth quarter’s GDP will see light, with analysts expecting the annual growth of GDP to remain at its current 1.9%. The final estimate for January’s Consumer Price Index will be released in the Eurozone. In the U.S., expect the weekly Initial Jobless Claims, followed by the preliminary January’s Durable Goods Orders data.

Friday: January’s CPI data will be released in Japan – analysts see annual inflation drop to 0% from its current 0.2%. In France, preliminary February Consumer Price Index data will see light, as will preliminary fourth quarter GDP data. Preliminary Feb CPI data will also see light in Spain and Germany. In the Eurozone, the final Consumer Confidence print will see light. In the U.S., the second estimate for GDP in Q4 will see light, followed by January’s Personal Income and Personal Spending data and the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index.