Yesterday saw many lower-tier data releases from the Eurozone. Both France and Portugal saw mixed Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, Germany saw positive data on wholesale price levels, and Eurozone industrial production figures also showed an improvement. The euro saw reduced volatility yesterday, holding steady against sterling, but falling slightly against the dollar.
Today sees a less busy schedule, with Germany and Ireland releasing CPI information, and an Italian bond sale. This data is unlikely to drive markets in any direction, so any fluctuations will likely be caused by events in other markets.