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All eyes at the end of the week will be on the latest US inflation numbers.
Investors' focus in the middle of the week would be on a raft of purchasing managers' surveys covering activity in manufacturing and services on either side of the Channel as well as in the States.
Investors' focus on Tuesday will be on the corporate space as US tech giant Alphabet and carmaker Tesla release their latest quarterly results.
The market spotlight at the end of the week will be on the UK consumer.
The market spotlight on Thursday will be on the UK jobs market and whether or not the latest data support expectations for an interest rate cut in September.
The market spotlight in the middle of the week will shift back towards the UK and the release of the consumer price report for the month of June.
Investors' focus on Tuesday will be on the US retail sales report covering the month of June.
Inflation will continue to be in focus on either side of the Pond at the end of the week.
The market spotlight on Thursday will be on the US consumer price report for the month of June.
Investors' focus in the middle of the week will shift a tad towards Asia Pacific.
All eyes on Tuesday will be on the head of the US Federal Reserve ,who will deliver his semi-annual testimony to Congress.
Investors' focus at the end of the week would be on the results of the UK elections.
All eyes on Thursday would be on the UK election results with most analysts confident that Labour was set to regain power by a wide margin and after a very long absence.
Investors' focus on the day ahead of the elections will be on a raft of US economic reports that are due out.
France will continue to be front and centre on investors' minds on Tuesday, ahead of the deadline for candidates in roughly 311 of the country's 557 constituencies to announce whether or not they will stand in the second round of elections on 7 July.
All eyes at the end of the week will be on the latest inflation prints due out on either side of the Atlantic.
Investors' attention on Thursday will be on a flurry of economic indicators that are due out in the US.
The market spotlight on Tuesday will be on flurry of closely followed US housing indicators for the month of April.
Investors' focus at the end of the week will be on a raft of preliminary survey results, covering the month of June, for manufacturing and services sector activity in the UK, euro area and US.
All eyes on Thursday will be on the Bank of England.