Key events:         UK – Bank Holiday USA – Memorial Day US stocks experienced significant gains on Friday, driven by positive developments in talks regarding the US debt ceiling and a surge in chip stocks fueled by optimism surrounding artificial intelligence.

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Key events:         Eurozone – ECB Economic Bulletin      UK – BOE Inflation Letter     USA – GDP (QoQ) (Q4) USA – Initial Jobless Claims U.S. stock indices closed yesterday's trading with growth due to strengthening sectors of technology, finance, and consumer services as concerns about the banking crisis in the U.S. weakened. Shares of the leading financial institutions rose from 0.1 percent to 0.9 percent.

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Key events:         Eurozone – CPI (YoY) (Feb) Yesterday's ECB decision was crucial as it gave the first glimpse of what bank stress means for monetary policy. And it meant nothing special – good news for the markets. The ECB decided not to blow up the banking problems and announced a 50bp rate hike during yesterday's decision, pointing to high inflation. The opening sentence of ECB head Christine Lagarde's speech stated that the bank has been forecasting "too high inflation for too long."

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Key events:         UK – BoE MPC Treasury Committee Hearings     Eurozone – EU Leaders Summit      USA – Initial Jobless Claims Yesterday we could see another day of record highs for the FTSE100, as European markets again outperformed US markets, which bounced back.

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