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All eyes on Wednesday will be on the minutes of the US central bank's last policy meeting and any information that can be gleaned from them regarding the outlook for monetary policy.
All eyes at the end of the week will be on a raft of manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers' Indices due out across the globe, together with a 'flash' reading on euro area inflation.
All eyes on Wednesday will be on the heads of the Bank of England, US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank who will be in attendance at the ECB Forum in Sintra, Portugal.
Investors' focus on Thursday will be on the release of a raft of purchasing managers' surveys of activity in manufacturing and services in the UK, euro area and US.
On a light day in terms of economic data, investors' attention is likely to be on any policy-relevant remarks contained in speeches from top Bank of England and Federal Reserve policymakers scheduled for Tuesday.
The market spotlight at the end of the week will be on US Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome Powell, who is due to speak at a conference on the international role of the dollar.
