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Investors will be closely watching Tuesday morning's data release on UK gross domestic product, following a 20. 4% plunge that pushed the country's economic output down to levels last seen in 2002.
With US financial markets closed at the end of the week in observance of the 4 July holiday, the spotlight will be firmly on the results of services sector survey results on both sides of the Channel.
The market spotlight on Thursday will be firmly on the US jobs market, with both weekly and monthly data set to coincide ahead of the 4 July holiday which would be observed during the following day.
The focus in financial markets at the end of the second quarter will be on US central bank chief, Jerome Powell's testimony before the US House of Representatives Financial Services Committee.
The market spotlight on Tuesday will be on a raft of closely-followed activity surveys for manufacturing and services around the world, with those for the Eurozone and the UK expected to show a sharp improvement in June as lockdown measures have been eased.
Investors' focus on Thursday will shift back towards the US jobs market and in particular to any data points that confirm the surprise increase in payrolls seen in the figures for May.
