Monday: The IFO Survey will see light in Germany, with a slightly pessimistic analyst consensus seeing business Climate retreat to 107.2 points, from a current 107.4. The Eurozone's M3 money Supply report, currently at +5.0% YoY. June's Durable Goods' Orders data report in the U.S., where analysts expect a recovery following the last two months' decline.

Tuesday: July's Consumer Confidence Index report in Italy, in tandem with the Business Confidence Index. In the U.K. Advance Gross Domestic Product data release, where analysts expect a moderation in annual growth, from 2.9% to 2.6%. July's Consumer Confidence Index will be released in the U.S. The release of Twitter's (TWTR) financial statements should further spice up the day.

Wednesday: July's Consumer Confidence Index will be released in France. June's Mortgage Approvals will be released in the U.K. The day will be quite an interesting one for the U.S. hosting both the weekly MBA Mortgage Applications as well as the Fed's rate decision

Thursday: Preliminary June Industrial Production data in Japan. Spain is scheduled to host both preliminary Q2 Gross Domestic Product data, as well as preliminary figures on July's Consumer Price Index. The final estimate of July's Consumer Confidence Index for the Eurozone will be released, as will preliminary Germany Consumer Price Index data. In the U.S., advance Q2 Gross Domestic Product data release. Hopefully we will see recovery from the winter weakness, that's starting to form as a tradition for this figure. The weekly Initial Jobless Claims will also see light in the U.S., after falling to 255K last week.

Friday: Labor market and Consumer Price Index data will be released in Japan. July's Eurozone Consumer Price Index estimate will be released. In the U.S., the Chicago Purchasing Managers' Index will see light, as will the Final July print of the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index.