Policy rates and inflation data are in focus next week. G10 inflation is again expected to come in soft, which in turn is suppressing rate expectations. Central banks will be meeting in the U.S., Japan, Norway, and South Korea this week. All are expected to be on hold, although, with the recent positive data from Norway, we could see a more hawkish tone out of the Norges Bank. Within the Euro area, we have Greek Q2 GDP data on Wednesday, and the consensus expects a decline of 1.1% quarter-on-quarter and 3.4% year on-year.