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Producer prices from euro area and construction Purchasing Managers' survey from the U.K. are due on Friday, headlining a light day for the European economic news.

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Eurozone retail sales remained flat in August and private sector growth eased more-than-estimated in September, raising concerns over slowing economic growth momentum in the third quarter. Moreover, investor confidence weakened to an eight-month low in October as financial experts' current assessment and expectations deteriorated further. Retail sales remained flat in August.

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Germany's construction sector activity expanded at the fastest pace in six months in September, figures from Markit Economics showed Tuesday.

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The total value of new orders received by the German construction industry increased in August, figures from Destatis showed Friday.

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German business confidence weakened modestly in October, as an improvement in the optimism among manufacturers offset their slight dissatisfaction with the current situation, signaling that the biggest euro area economy remains resilient despite the multiple challenges such as the slowdown in the emerging markets and the Volkswagen scandal.

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Eurozone consumer prices remained unchanged in October, offering little relief to the European Central Bank policymakers, who are increasingly concerned over the lack of inflationary pressure in the region and are willing to expand policy further in December. Adding to their worries, unemployment remained high despite a marginal decline in September.

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Purchasing Managers' survey and producer prices from euro area are due on Wednesday, headlining a light day for the European economic news.

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Eurozone inflation is likely to remain negative or low until November and accelerate at the turn of the year, mainly due to base effects linked to the fall in oil prices late last year, the European Central Bank said in its latest economic bulletin released Thursday.

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Eurozone's economic recovery has been resilient and widespread, but slow, and is set to continue at a modest pace despite severe challenges such as the emerging markets and global trade slowdown and persisting geopolitical tensions, the European Commission said on Thursday.

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German industrial production unexpectedly decreased for a second straight month in September, signaling that the slowdown in emerging markets, especially China, have began to hurt demand. Industrial production declined a seasonally-and-calendar adjusted 1.1 percent from the previous month, preliminary data from Destatis showed Friday. Economists had forecast a 0.5 percent increase.

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