In the European session, we don't have much on the agenda other than the Spanish Flash Q2 GDP. As it's always the case for GDP reports, they are old news, and the Spanish data won't change anything for the ECB anyway.In the American session, we have the US Job Openings and the US Consumer Confidence coming up. The Job Openings are expected at 7.500M vs 7.769M prior. The labour market data has been showing a 'low hiring, low firing' environment as businesses have been potentially waiting for more clarity on tariffs. Now that we have more of that clarity, it's going to be interesting to see how the data evolves.The US consumer confidence is expected at 95.0 vs 93.0 prior. We have already seen a bounce from the April lows as the de-escalation in the trade war gathered pace. This report is more biased towards the labour market as opposed to the UMich one which is more skewed towards the consumers' financial situation. This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.