As investors brace themselves for the day ahead, 'Super Thursday' as it is affectionately known, here's what the experts have to say:

Mike van Dulken, Accendo Markets

He says the Bank will be in focus today, "not so much for any change in monetary policy" but rather what the Quarterly Inflation report and meeting minutes say about a weak pound's impact on policy outlook, "given pressure on both consumer and producer pricing".

Naeem Aslam, Think Markets

"The weaker sterling did a lot of favours for the BOE, as they didn’t need to fire all cylinders to support the economy after the Brexit vote. The bank had a pessimistic view of the economy before the Brexit vote. But it has come a long way from its initial stance as it was clear from the economic data that the UK is still in better shape in comparison to many projections. "Inflation in the UK had two major supports: firstly, the weaker currency, and secondly, the stability in the oil price. The impact of higher oil prices on inflation is temporary, the element which worries us the most is the recent strength of sterling.

Hussein Sayed, FXTM Chief Market Strategist

He also thinks the Bank will not make any changes on interest rates or asset purchases, but adds that it is going to be more interesting to see how the Bank sees the economy seven months after the Brexit vote.

He adds: "It is widely anticipated that growth will be revised higher after a solid end to 2016, but inflation is likely to be the major risk."

Connor Campbell, of SpreadEx

There are a few things investors will be on the lookout for from the Bank of England, he says: