For the coming week, Barclays Capital outlines 6 sets of data to follow closely within the domain of G10 currencies. 1. European data: PMI data are due across much of continental Europe, with services and manufacturing indicators expected to consolidate around current levels at the eurozone aggregate level. German IFO is also due (Thursday), which tends to be a strong lead indicator for the state of the German business cycle. Barclays' expectations relative to consensus are outlined below. Consumer confidence data (Tuesday) are also worthy of attention. "As has been highlighted by Barclays Economics Research, part ... (full story)