By Jon Sindreu

LONDON--Economists expect preliminary data due this coming week to show the fall in prices slowed in the eurozone in March, a fresh indication the economy of the 19-nation bloc is showing signs of recovering after months of weak growth.

Median forecasts by analysts polled by The Wall Street Journal say consumer prices in the eurozone overall likely fell an annual 0.1%, a slower pace than February's 0.3% dip. Weak inflation is a worry for European policymakers, who are afraid a period of prolonged deflation could lead consumers to hoard money as they wait for prices to fall further.

The European Central Bank has begun its program to buy 60 billion euros ($65.3 billion) worth of sovereign bonds a month in a bid to stimulate the economy. A string of positive economic data has suggested the ECB's actions have already begun to take effect. Purchasing Managers' Index indicators due Wednesday are set to confirm the manufacturing sector in the eurozone strengthened in March.

However, analysts remain concerned Greece has so far failed to unlock much-needed funding from its creditors. As a condition for a new bailout, European leaders have pressured Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras into detailing its plans to broaden structural reforms, but estimates suggest Athens could run out of money in less than two weeks.

"Our view is that funding pressures in Greece will become much stronger in early April if this round of negotiations fails. Time is very short," economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said Friday in a weekly research note.

Date     GMT    Indicator                              Period    Forecast       Previous 
Mar 30   0700   SPAIN HCPI                             Mar       -1.0%YY (6)    -1.2%YY 
Mar 30   0800   ITALY Consumer confidence              Mar       110.2 (6)      110.9 
Mar 30   0900   EUROZONE Economic sentiment            Mar       103.0 (17)     102.1 
Mar 30   0900   EUROZONE Industrial confidence         Mar       -4.0 (14)      -4.7 
Mar 30   0900   EUROZONE Consumer confidence           Mar       -3.7 (15)      -3.7p/-6.7 
Mar 30   1200   GERMANY CPI preliminary                Mar       +0.5%MM (16)   +0.9%MM 
Mar 30   1200   GERMANY CPI preliminary                Mar       +0.3%YY (20)   +0.1%YY 
Mar 30   1200   GERMANY HCPI preliminary               Mar       +0.5%MM (12)   +1.0%MM 
Mar 30   1200   GERMANY HCPI preliminary               Mar       +0.1%YY (12)   -0.1%YY 
Mar 31   0600   GERMANY Retail sales                   Feb       -0.5%MM (8)    +2.3%MM 
Mar 31   0645   FRANCE Household consumption           Feb       +0.1%MM (7)    +0.6%MM 
Mar 31   0645   FRANCE Household consumption           Feb       +3.0%YY (4)    +2.6%YY 
Mar 31   0755   GERMANY Unemployment change            Mar       -12.000 (18)   -20.000 
Mar 31   0755   GERMANY Unemployment rate              Mar       6.5% (19)      6.5% 
Mar 31   0900   EUROZONE HCPI preliminary              Mar       -0.1%YY (22)   -0.3%YY 
Mar 31   0900   EUROZONE Core CPI preliminary          Mar       +0.7%YY (12)   +0.7%YY 
Mar 31   0900   ITALY CPI preliminary                  Mar       +0.1%MM (3)    +0.4%MM 
Mar 31   0900   ITALY CPI preliminary                  Mar       -0.1%YY (4)    -0.1%YY 
Mar 31   0900   EUROZONE Unemployment rate             Feb       11.2% (17)     11.2% 
Apr 01   0745   ITALY PMI manufacturing                Mar       52.0 (7)       51.9 
Apr 01   0750   FRANCE PMI manufacturing final         Mar       48.2 (8)       48.2p/47.6 
Apr 01   0755   GERMANY PMI manufacturing final        Mar       52.4 (15)      52.4p/51.1 
Apr 01   0800   EUROZONE PMI manufacturing final       Mar       51.9 (19)      51.9p/51.0 

(Figures in parentheses refer to number of economists surveyed. p = preliminary)

Write to Jon Sindreu at jon.sindreu@wsj.com