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Prices rose by 2.1% in January after investors had eyed a slowdown to 1.9%, while the core measure also came in unchanged at 1.8% versus the 1.7% consensus.

Today will see the release of the latest US inflation data, which could prove a major market mover when released at 13:30 UK time.

The bank seemingly geared the market up for another interest rate hike when it releases its next Quarterly Inflation Report in May.

Markets were dominated by the volatility in equity markets worldwide, lifting the US Dollar sharply higher against all G10 currencies, save the Yen.

Following yesterday's BoE meeting it is clear that there might be faster pace of rate hikes than previously expected. In our view possibly as soon as of May

The BoE will be meeting in the UK today for its so-called ‘Super Thursday’ today, where it announces its rate decision and releases its Inflation Report.

Financial markets remained rattled by the sharp sell-off in stock markets, which saw the S&P 500 index lose almost 5% of its value in just one day.

A strong set of economic data out of US as well as Draghi's dovish comments caused the Dollar rally against the Euro for the second straight session.

Friday’s strong nonfarm payrolls report all but confirmed the Federal Reserve will be raising rates again at its March meeting.

Currency traders will now look ahead to this afternoon’s nonfarm payrolls report, seen as the most significant economic data release of the month.