, (Reuters) -The task of clearing the huge backlog of shutdown-delayed U.S. data begins, the world’s most valuable company Nvidia publishes its results and new inflation numbers will keep Europe’s central banks on their toes.

Over in Asia, new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s fiscal policy is taking shape, and Chile holds an election in Latin America where pollsters are predicting another step to the right.

Here’s your market week ahead from Dhara Ranasinghe and Amanda Cooper in London, Kevin Buckland in Tokyo and Lewis Krauskopf and Rodrigo Campos in New York.

1/CLEARING THE BACKLOG

U.S. government number crunchers begin the task of shovelling out the backlog of data not released during Washington’s unprecedented 43-day shutdown.

In 2013, which was the last shutdown to affect

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