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Central bank policy decisions in the UK and the US are likely to garner the most attention this week, with policymakers at both the Bank of England and US Federal Reserve set to meet and decide on interest rates.
All eyes over the coming week will be on the five debates to be held in Parliament on the Withdrawal Agreement, starting from Tuesday, and on whether the odds for a vote against Prime Minister Theresa May's proposals shift or not.
