Next week looks busy on both the macro and corporate front, kicking off with a round of central bank speeches on Monday, including from the USA and Canada.
In a world where such banks play an ever-increasing global economic role, such events are always keenly watched for any hints and clues on monetary tightening policy.
In the US, the 'will they, wont they' (raise interest rates) and the timing has now almost reached fever pitch.
Incidently, earnings season across the Pond will soon be in full flow, with the banks soon putting out their numbers.
UK property developer Bellway (LON:BWY) puts out final results on Tuesday and, as ever, investors will be keen to hear how the current buoyant mood in the sector is bearing up and what this means for profits.
Interestingly, heavyweight broker Deutsche on Friday honed in on what's called the "Starter Home" iniative, saying this could be "helpful" to the house builders.
There may be more on this contained in Bellway's outlook section on Tuesday.
Deutsche rates eight of the big players either 'buy' or 'hold'.
Bellway gets a 'hold' with a target price of 2,326p - down from a current price of 2,387p. Barratt Developments (LON:BDEV) gets a 'buy' and a 667p price target.
Deutsche highlights that at last week's Tory party conference, Mr Cameron announced that developers will be given the choice of providing starter homes instead of the current affordable requirement for social rent.
The government is targeting 200,000 starter homes by 2020, it notes.
These are properties available for first time buyers under 40 and will be sold at a 20% discount to market price - capped at £250,000 for UK, £450,000 for London, and purchasers will need to hold the property for at least five years.
"Currently industry press reports that the average home for affordable rent is bought by a housing association for approx £65,000 a unit. This suggests that there could be considerably greater profit from selling a starter home than a home for affordable rent," notes Deutsche analyst Glynis Johnson.
On the negative, however, she notes that "having to sell these homes to private customers may imply a site takes longer to sell out and capital turn slows a little".
However, she adds: "Since the initiative was announced the housebuilders were asked by the government to compile lists of interested customers. They all reported they had significant lists of interested customers which may imply the impact on working capital is more limited."
Also, notably, reporting next week are Schlumberger (LON:SCL), Unilever (LON:ULVR) , Domino's Pizza and SABMiller (LON:SAB).
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