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All eyes during the coming week will be on the third 'meaningful vote' in the British Parliament on the Prime Minister's withdrawal proposal and on the terms offered by the European Union for an extension to Article 50.
All eyes will be firmly on what are expected to be multiple key votes on the Prime Minister's Withdrawal proposal, starting from Tuesday, although political analysts appear to be completely divided as to what the result of the entire process will be; namely, an extension of Article 50, some sort of 'soft' Brexit', a second referendum or even new elections.
The most important event over the coming week will be the outcome of Attorney General, Geoffrey Cox's discussions with EU negotiators to secure a favourable interpretation regarding the Irish backstop.
All eyes over the coming week will be focused on the ongoing talks with Brussels over Brexit and what revisions to her withdrawal proposal the Prime Minister will offer to Parliament, or not.
The focus over the coming week will be on the second round of US-China trade talks, especially during the back half of the week, when top officials from both sides are due to square-off.
