There were no data releases from the UK on Friday. Markets are still being influenced by UK job figures and recent BoE stanzas regarding monetary policy. UK labour market figures showing a meagre rise in wages and the bleak assessment of the outlook for the UK from the Office for Budget Responsibility as revealed by the Chancellor George Osborne are kept in mind by policymakers. Most economists now predict interest rates will not rise until 2017, although some have suggested the Bank could instead cut them further at some point amid worsening economic conditions at home and in the rest of the world as markets continue to be in turbulence and oil price to fall.