We also saw Draghi saying that though things have improved in the Eurozone, the inflation numbers are still not in the region that would make the ECB comfortable enough to start seriously thinking about tapering just yet. There have been reports that North Korea might blow up a hydrogen bomb in the region and if that indeed happens, then it could lead to large scale selling in the stock markets. Also, we have elections in Germany and New Zealand over the weekend which would also generate a lot of turbulence and volatility in the markets in the coming week.