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Financial markets focus over the coming week will be on the delicate balance between economic data that in many cases continues to surprise to the upside and progress on containing the Covid-19 pandemic in the world's largest economy, in particular.
The market focus over the coming week will be on global manufacturing and services, with closely-followed survey for the two sectors, both in the UK and euro are, all due out on Tuesday.
The spotlight over the coming week will be firmly on central banks, especially at home, with the Bank of England set to approve a £100bn increase in the size of its asset purchase facility to £745bn.
Financial markets' focus over the coming week will be on the US central bank, as rate-setters at the Federal Reserve reveal their latest assessment of the country's economy and weigh in on the most likely path for policy.
The focus over the coming week will be on preliminary survey data on preliminary euro area and UK manufacturing and services sector surveys covering the month of May.
Financial markets' focus over the coming week will shift towards the People's Republic of China, with investors eager for any signs of stabilisation in the Asian giant.
