It's getting to the tail end of the summer in Europe but price pressures are staying hot. We got a dose of that with the French and Spanish numbers on Friday, and Germany should continue that today.The expectations is for headline annual inflation to come in at 3.0% (previously 2.8%) with the EU-harmonised reading expected at 3.1% (previously 2.8%). The monthly estimates for both are expected to record a 0.3% increase in August from July.At the end of the day, core annual inflation is still the key figure to watch out for. That was seen at 2.4% in July as services inflation continues to keep more sticky close to the 3% mark, even if things are slowing gradually.The main worry is that as we see a reacceleration in energy prices, that will eventually cause a pick up in price pressures across broader categories. And the longer the US-Iran conflict continues as it is, the higher the chances of that will become.For now at least, the ECB is already slated to move in September. As such, the numbers we'll be getting today will not have much of a material impact on market pricing and for any immediate reaction to the near-term outlook. It's all a question of whether price pressures will continue to keep this way as we look to Q4 2026. And whether or not that will require the ECB to act further, after positioning policy back into mildly restrictive territory next month.Here's the agenda for today:0800 GMT - North Rhine Westphalia0800 GMT - Hesse0800 GMT - Bavaria0800 GMT - Baden Wuerttemberg0800 GMT - Saxony1200 GMT - Germany national preliminary figuresDo note that the releases don't exactly follow the schedule at times and may be released a little earlier or later. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.