There will be a much lighter news schedule this week compared to last week, with no real central bank input due at all with the possible exception of the Chair of the Federal Reserve speaking on Friday, and the Governor of the Bank of Japan speaking on Tuesday.
Additionally, the economic data schedule is very light, with nothing much due except a few pieces concerning the U.S. economy.
The key days this week with the busiest schedules are Thursday and Friday.
As it is such a light schedule, I will note that around the London Open on Tuesday, there will be a string of second-tier data concerning Eurozone economies, concerning Manufacturing and services PMI.
U.S. Dollar
It will be a fairly light week for the Greenback, starting on Wednesday with a release of Crude Oil Inventories data. Later, on Thursday, we will get Core Durable Goods Orders and Unemployment Claims numbers. Finally, Friday will see the release of Preliminary GDP and a speech by the Chair of the Federal Reserve on U.S. Monetary Policy.
Euro
It will be a very light week for the Euro, with nothing due except German IFO Business Climate data on Thursday.
Japanese Yen
It will be a very light week for the Yen, with nothing due except a speech by the Governor of the Bank of Japan on Tuesday.
British Pound
It will be a very light week for the Pound, with nothing due except Second Estimate Quarterly GDP on Friday.