BBH - "- The key event this week will be the G20 Finance Ministers and central bankers meeting in Moscow Thursday and Friday
- We see some headline risks as EZ finance ministers met in Brussels ahead of the G20
- Bank of Japan meets this week and may upgrade its economic assessment modestly while keeping policy unchanged
- Swedish Riksbank meets Wednesday and is expected to keep rates steady at 1.0%
- The central banks of Indonesia, Korea and Chile also meet this week; the BOK offers the greatest chance of a dovish surprise
- Key euro zone data this week includes a preliminary reading for Q4 GDP; January retail sales will be the key data print for the week in the US
- Brazilian markets are closed for the carnival, postponing the ongoing BRL saga
- Many Asian markets will also be closed this week for the Lunar New Year holiday, but to varying degrees
- Chinese lending and trade data came in stronger than expected"