Attention shifts back to economic data this week, though plenty of earnings reports remain on the schedule.

Purchasing manager reports from Germany, France, and the broader Eurozone are all scheduled for early this morning, which could affect sentiment. U.S. factory orders follow at 10 a.m. ET but usually don't move stocks because they cover past time periods. Chinese manufacturing data follows in the evening, which could affect trading tomorrow morning.

CME Group, Kellogg, Realogy, and Sysco report results before the opening bell. Anadarko Petroleum, CF Industries, Goodrich Petroleum, Hertz, Newfield Exploration, and Tenet Healthcare follow in the afternoon.

Tuesday brings the Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing index, along with results from Cognizant Technology, CVS, Michael Kors, Mosaic, Melco Crown, and T-Mobile US.

Wednesday is quiet, with only European service-sector data on tap. Qualcomm reports after the closing bell.

Thursday features the first estimate of third-quarter gross domestic product, initial jobless claims, and retailer same-store sales.

Friday brings the key monthly non-farm payrolls report, along with consumer sentiment.

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