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The market spotlight on Thursday will be on the US jobs market with investors likely to be keeping close tabs on the latest weekly unemployment claims figures.
The focus over the coming week will continue to be on the Federal Reserve as its chairman, Jerome Powell, testifies before the US House of Representative's panel on Covid-19.
All eyes will be on US Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome Powell, as he testifies before a panel from the US House of Representatives' Financial Services Committee.
Financial markets' focus at the end of the week will be on the US consumer, as the University of Michigan publishes its preliminary reading for consumer confidence for September at 1500 BST.
Financial markets' focus at the end of the week will shift back to the UK, where investors will be eyeing the release of a raft of economic data, alongside the ongoing Brexit talks with Brussels.
The focus in financial markets in the middle of the week will shift back towards Asia, where official statistics for consumer and factory prices are due out.
Investors' focus on Tuesday will be firmly on the start of a key week of Brexit talks between Brussels and London that may see the pound fall back significantly.
The market spotlight on Thursday will be on the US central bank and the start of its annual gathering of central banking experts from around the world at Jackson Hole, Wyoming,
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The focus in financial markets on Tuesday will be on US housing for June with data from the Federal Housing and Finance Agency, alongside figures from S&P Case Shiller both expected to reveal a small further pick up in prices.
The US economy will again be in focus on Thursday with two very closely followed reports covering the country's jobs market and manufacturing sector set for release.
The market spotlight in the middle of the week will be back on the Federal Reserve, as the US central bank releases the minutes from its most recent policy meeting.
