Overall, the euro strengthened against both the pound and dollar last week, although European consumer confidence figures were worse than expected and short-term French bond sales were pretty much unchanged.
Today will see a raft of PMI figures, with France and Germany joining the Eurozone in releasing data for the manufacturing and services sectors, in addition to the composite figure. This data is often seen as a forecast for the strength of an economy. Any deviation from the expected growth could cause euro movement.