That's it for another day of our rolling coverage of the eurozone crisis.

A quick re-cap of today's main talking points:

Allegations of bribery and corruption rocked Spain's ruling People's Party

Prosecutors in Italy have launched an investigation into lender Monte Paschi's past over allegations of irregularities, while the Bank of Italy will be investigated into whether it turned a blind eye during Mario Draghi's time running the central bank.

US jobless figures come in higher than expected

Cyprus' banks are downgraded

Tomorrow, all eyes will be on the US again, when the non-farm job figures are released. These are private sector jobs and should give a better indication as to whether America is on its way to recovery.

Eurozone unemployment figures for December are released, along with January inflation rates

And manufacturing PMI figures for Italy, France, Germany, Norway and Switzerland are expected

Thanks for all your contributions and debate. See you tomorrow.