Another busy week of macroeconomic headlines is on the cards as both UK gross domestic product and US inflation figures are due.
First though, UK unemployment data for September will be in focus as an increase from 4.0% to 4.1% over the month is expected, according to Trading Economics.
Inflation in the US will then make headlines on Wednesday, with six consecutive monthly declines in the headline rate expected to have come to an end in October.
Markets anticipate the headline figure to have climbed from 2.4% to 2.6% over the month, as the core rate, excluding energy and food costs, remained at 3.3%.
Attention will be on the figures as markets mull the prospect of further interest rate cuts ahead, including after Donald Trump’s election victory.
Preliminary UK gross domestic product data for the third quarter follows on Friday, which is anticipated to show slowing growth against the previous period.
Having expanded by 0.5% in the second quarter, expectations are for the UK economy to have grown by 0.3% over the third, Trading Economics forecasts show.
Eurozone gross domestic product figures are also due over the week, alongside producer price inflation data from the US.