Investors will focus on Purchasing Managers Index (PMIs) results for service sector activity from around the world, as the second quarter of the year kicks off following an eventful first three months.
Otherwise it is a light week data-wise with the UK having an abbreviated week ahead due to a four-day Easter break.
Central banks will be closely watched as well, with minutes from both the Federal Reserve (Fed) and the European Central Bank (ECB) last policy meetings on the slate for Wednesday and Thursday, respectively.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has a few things on the docket for Tuesday.
The IMF's managing director Kristalina Georgieva, president David Malpass, and US Treasury secretary Janet Yellen are due to speak at IMF's spring meetings. It will also hold virtual press briefings on the 2021 Global Financial Stability Report and the updated World Economic Outlook.
As ever, COVID-19 is still a market mover, with fresh lockdowns being imposed across European nations, including France and Italy which implemented a strict Easter lockdown and the continuing row of vaccine supplies.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) criticised the continent for its "unacceptably slow" inoculation programmes on Friday and said the situation in the region is now worse than it has been for several months.
Elsewhere: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is due to announce its interest rates decision on Tuesday, China's Caixin Services PMI is also released the same day. Japanese prime minister Yoshihide Suga is due to meet US president Joe Biden at the White House on Friday 9 April.