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The focus over the next week will be on the release of US jobs data and the ongoing debate around the euro area's health and economic response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The focus over the coming week will be on a batch of economic reports, including some of the first hard data, from across Europe and the US, which is expected to reflect the initial blow from the coronavirus epidemic.
The European Central Bank's Governing Council will be in focus over the coming week, with markets anticipating that the coronavirus outbreak will force its hand when it meets on Thursday.
The focus over the coming week will be on a steady stream of economic data releases around the world and the extent - or not - to which they show signs of the COVID-19 coronavirus's impact.
Stocks on the Continent edged higher at the start of the week as news of fresh stimulus in China helped to offset a dire outlook from Germany's central bank for that country's economy.
The focus over the coming week will be on a raft of UK economic indicators which will help investors to better gauge the performance of the UK economy at the turn of the year.
The focus over the coming week will revert to the hard eocnomic data in most jurisdictions, including out of China and the US, although the Wuhan coronavirus will likely not be far from traders' minds.
With little doubt, the market spotlight over the coming week - and the next weekend - will continue to be on the new China coronavirus, with investors likely to be especially attuned to any sign that the rate of contagion might be slowing.
Central banks will be front and centre on investors' minds over the coming week, with the Bank of England possibly set to cut interest rates and the US Federal Reserve having the power to stop the current sharp gains in the stockmarket in its tracks, according to analysts.
The focus over the coming week will be on proceedings at the World Economic Forum in Davos, alongside central bank decisions in the euro area and Japan.
