The Day Ahead is an email and PDF publication that includes the day's major stories and events, analyses and other features. To receive The Day Ahead, Workspace/Eikon users can register at DAY/US. Thomson One users can register at RT/DAY/US. All times in ET/GMT

In the United States, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) is set to publish its manufacturing PMI for June, with the reading expected to remain unchanged at 54. The ISM manufacturing prices paid is likely to come in at 78 for the same month. Meanwhile, ADP's national employment report is expected to show private sector hiring increased by around 118,000 in June, as against 122,000 previously. Separately, the June Challenger layoffs data and the S&P Global final manufacturing PMI for June are also due. The Census Bureau is expected to report construction spending data, which is forecast to rise 0.1% in May following a 0.4% increase in April.

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is set to participate in the European Central Bank Forum on Central Banking in Sintra, Portugal. (0900/1300)

General Mills is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter revenue, boosted by resilient demand for its snacks and cereals amid economic uncertainty. Investors will focus on commentary on consumer spending, pricing strategies and annual guidance.

Uber-backed electric bike and scooter operator Lime and digital infrastructure firm ITG are slated to go public in New York.

FactSet Research Systems is expected to post its third-quarter earnings, buoyed by steady subscription gains and robust demand for its analytics offerings. Attention will be on whether the company lifts its full-year forecasts, as market turbulence and geopolitical tensions sustain client reliance on its data services.

On the Latin American front, the June S&P Global manufacturing PMI for Mexico and Brazil will be published, providing insight into the countries' factory activities. Separately, Brazil's central bank's lending rate data for May is also due. The country's foreign exchange flow data for the week ended June 26 is also set to be released. Separately, Mexico's fiscal balance data for May is also expected. Meanwhile, Chile's IMACEC economic activity likely rose 0.3% in May, following a decline of 1.2% priorly.