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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.
The flow of economic data will pick up considerably in all jurisdictions over the coming week, although the signing of the phase-one trade deal between China and the US may steal the spotlight.
The focus over the coming will be firmly on the US non-farm payrolls report for December, which is scheduled to be published at the end of the week, on Friday.
Financial markets' focus over the coming holiday-shortened week will be on global manufacturing sector conditions and the US central bank outlook for monetary policy.
Financial markets' focus over the coming week will be squarely on the result of the general election on Thursday, with investors keen, above all, on avoiding another hung parliament.
The focus over the coming holiday-shortened week in the States will in all likelihood continue to be on everything having to do with US-China trade relations.
The flow of fresh economic data is set to slow perceptibly over the coming week, with investors' focus likely to continue to be on all things related with the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China.
