After last week's data showed falling trend in inflation with only 0.5% increase, Sterling had mixed reactions to that. However, BoE expect that inflation will turn to negative, but sees benefits in it in the form of incline in consumer spending. While BoE governor Mark Carney pointed out that falling oil prices will hurt the Scottish economy, he noted that the UK as a whole will benefit.
Tomorrow, there will be no data releases from the UK, so we can expect a steadier European part of the session. In the US session only NAHB Housing Market Index will be released. Analysts are predicting incline to 58 points.