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The focus on Wednesday will be on a potentially noteworthy speech that Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome Powell, is scheduled to deliver before the Joint Economic Committee of the US Congress at 1600 GMT.
The focus on Tuesday will be on the UK employment report for September, which economists at Barclays Research expect to be consistent with the cooling in labour market conditions as suggested by surveys since the summer.
The focus at the end of the week will be firmly on the monthly US payrolls report for October, with investors keen for additional information regarding how well hiring is holding up in the States.
Financial markets on Thursday will be digesting the decision taken overnight by the US central bank to cut interest rates again, even while signalling a possible pause in its policy easing, in what some analysts described as a 'hawkish ease'.
The market spotlight on Wednesday will continue to be very much on Brexit, with investors keen to find out what Parliament voted the night before regarding the timing of the upcoming general elections.
Financial markets' focus at the end of the week will revert to all things Brexit as the European Union announces whether or not it has accepted Parliament's request for another extension to the Brexit deadline to 31 January or only a shorter one.
Markets' focus on Tuesday will remain on Brexit, with the government expected to propose a programme motion laying out an accelerated timeline for approval of its withdrawal bill by 31 October.
The market spotlight at the end of the week will shift back towards China, where a barrage of economic activity indicators for the month of September are scheduled for release.
The market spotlight is due to shift towards US banks on Tuesday as the US corporate earnings season goes into full swing, with approximately a fifth of the S&P 500's constituent companies set to update shareholders, including 60% of the benchmarks financials.
All eyes will be on a scheduled meeting between Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar with the European Union's Brexit negotiating team on Friday, as investors hope for at least a last minute deal to secure an orderly withdrawal from the bloc.
