Global market liquidity is expected to improve next week, according to Jens Naervig Pedersen, a strategist at Danske Bank. Pedersen highlighted that while liquidity remains light this week, it should rebound as more economic data becomes available. Key upcoming data includes the U.S. December nonfarm payrolls report and the ISM survey, both set for release on January 9. The current low liquidity is attributed to the year-end period when many market participants are on vacation or closing positions. This seasonal trend typically results in reduced market activity, but the release of significant economic indicators is anticipated to boost liquidity levels.