US indices opened higher thanks to the dovish tone adopted by the Fed. European markets are a little less enthusiastic about this but still moved higher 

Smashing numbers from facebook and shell are going to push the markets higher. Fed's dovish stance going to make the tail wind stronger

Fed is likely to remain on autopilot and data dependent. Traders are not expecting another rate hike but they expect a dovish statement. 

Sterling moved over 100 pips last night after the parliament's decision. Theresa May has until February 13th to come back with a better deal 

Markets recovered their losses from yesterday and remain solid. 

Every meeting is a live meeting, this is the message which Jerome Powell delivered the last time. Traders are going to make their moves depending on these important factors. 

US and China are going to start their final round of discussion, tensions are as high as they can be and the US corporates are suffering. 

Theresa May will try her best to block the delay in Brexit, despite strong upward momentum, sterling could drop. 

There are a number of important events taking place this week and investors are going to monitor each of them very carefully.