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Financial markets' focus on Thursday will continue to be on the US with investors worldwide likely to still be digesting the implications of the prior night's Federal Reserve policy decision.
Investors' focus on Wednesday will shift to Asia Pacific, where China's National Bureau of Statistics will publish the first of the week's two main data releases, a reading on consumer prices for May.
Financial markets' focus on Thursday will be on a barrage of 'final' surveys readings due out from around the globe covering activity in the services sector in May.
Investors' focus on Wednesday will be on UK corporate results with tier one economic data releases on Wednesday's economic calendar scarce across the globe.
