HSBC China services PMI rises boosted by new orders.
US West Texas Intermediate oil falls to five-and-a-half year low as producers boost production.
Petrol prices in the UK are falling closer to £1 a litre as the UK's supermarket giants cut prices.
With core inflation rate falling, fundamentals too do not support a further rally in the Pakistani rupee.
Prices heading towards £1 per litre as major supermarkets seek to lure customers with cheap petrol.
Construction PMI declines to new low adding to pound's woes.
But overall Britain's construction sector grew at its slowest rate since July 2013.
Analysts at Markit also mentioned deflation risks in eurozone in its December PMI release.
The Russian currency fell around 40% against the dollar in 2014.
Additional one-off payouts are set to be paid out by Britain's biggest firms.
In 2013 and 2012 oil prices averaged $100/bbl.
Strong dollar rally weighs on ringgit in addition to weakening trade scenario.
HSBC/Markit manufacturing PMI up to eight-month high in December.
A stronger US dollar and concerns surrounding a global glut continue to put pressure on oil prices.
Disappointing Q4 GDP data from Singapore offset by euro weakness
Swiss franc aims 0.9021 in case of a correction off channel resistance. Upward, 1.040 will be the first stop
Asian demand and US dollar strength to influence the price of the yellow metal in 2015.
Indonesia and Romania will also set rates next week.
JP Morgan global PMI for manufacturing drops to 16-month low.
Iraq and Russia post bumper production in late 2014 despite subdued oil price.
USD/INR may face resistance at 65, but bigger highs are likely later this year.
Rate of expansion as falling oil prices and Western economic sanctions take toll.
Pound down 0.90% as dollar index jumps over 0.5%.
Along with Treasuries, US municipal and corporate bonds are likely to be sold off next year.
The euro has fallen more than 4% over the past two weeks itself.
China trade and M2 numbers and IP data from Malaysia and Philippines will also be watched next week.
Libyan oil exports are down 300,000 barrels per day since the fighting reached the oil crescent.
The only currency in the gainers list is the US dollar and the only metal is palladium.
China's manufacturing PMI fell below 50, increasing global demand worries.
The Armenian central bank's 175 bps rate hike in December did not really help the dram.