The week ends in Spain with the publication of doubtful credit data for December and the hotel tourism situation for January.
Investors will be watching the German IFO for February and housing prices in China for January today.
At the business level, the results of Coca Cola Europacif Partners, Allianz and Deutsche Telekom stand out. The Tokyo trading floor will remain closed for holidays.
Back on Spain, the Institute of National Statistics (INE) publishes the hotel tourism situation for January, and releases the corporate turnover index for December.
In the Eurozone, the European Central Bank (ECB) publishes the consumer expectations survey for January.
Eurogroup meeting in Ghent (Belgium), where it will evaluate the situation of the European economy, and the informal meeting of EU Economic and Financial Affairs Ministers (Ecofin) continues.
In Germany, which many economists are watching, and other countries use as a benchmark, both good and bad, the final GDP data for the fourth quarter comes to light, the IFO business confidence index for February is published, and Allianz and Deutsche Telekom publish results.
In the UK, statistics on Births in England and Wales (2022) are published, as are GfK consumer confidence barometer figures, and results from Standard Chartered, BASF, AngloGold Ashanti.
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