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Financial markets' focus over the coming week will be on Wednesday's Spending Review and updated economic forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility.
The market spotlight over the coming week will shift towards Asia where a raft of economic indicators are set for release in the People's Republic of China.
The next-to-last week before the US Presidential elections will be heavily back-end loaded, with interest rate decisions from the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan both due out on Thursday, followed by quarterly earnings updates from Amazon, Apple and Facebook all due out after the close of trading that same day.
All eyes over the coming week will be on the release of the monthly US non-farm payrolls report on Friday, with investors keen to judge whether the jobs market in the world's largest economy is indeed stalling or not.
Financial markets' focus over the coming week is likely to be on the head of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, who is due to make at least three public appearances, starting with a panel from the US House of Representatives on Tuesday and again on each of one of the next two days, before the House panel on Covid-19 on Wednesday and the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday.
