Light changes in the major currencies space in quiet trading
GBP/USD is holding higher around 1.3170-80 levels but still playing within the range of near-term technical levels as pointed out earlier .

German authorities will be meeting again on Monday to evaluate the current situation in the country
So, the above statement relates to that but I reckon one could also infer from the daily reports on the virus situation. In the latest update earlier today, Germany saw a record number of infections in the past 24 hours

Latest data released by Eurostat – 13 November 2020
here
For some added context, Eurozone GDP is still 4.4% below pre-pandemic levels after the boost seen in Q3 as per the above.

Latest data released by Eurostat – 13 November 2020

The push and pull this week continues
European equities are trading higher now, with most indices posting roughly 0.5% gains while the UK FTSE has trimmed losses to near flat levels on the session.

They will be making an appearance in a panel discussion at the ECB forum on central banking at 1645 GMT
session
You can watch the event live here later in the day:

And that is to run to the shelter of tech stocks again
Nasdaq futures are racing higher now after earlier losses and leaving behind other less heavy tech indices such as those in Europe and Dow futures as well. S&P 500 futures are somewhat in between that, trimming losses to 0.1%.

The euro has recovered off its lows after a shaky start earlier
The pound is the weakest performer but cable is off its lows from 1.3161 earlier to near 1.3200 now with AUD/USD also bouncing off some minor support from 0.7250 to 0.7280.

Gove stresses that the transition period will end on 31 December this year
It is hard to believe that as Brexit negotiations are supposedly coming down to the wire, we’re still continuing to hear more shop talk more than anything else. This continues to allude to the fact that talks in London this week aren’t any

Adds that fiscal support should even be scaled up in some areas
Expect to hear more of this from the ECB in the coming weeks as they will try to rally for support from governments to bolster their December easing measures.