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A floor, an average and a typical spread are three different numbers, and Australian pricing pages use all three.

The pound sank after an expected BOE hold as traders unwound hike bets and questioned why policymakers chose to wait.

Markets digested the Fed’s first hike since 2023 as falling oil lifted stocks, bonds and gold, while the pound lagged after the Bank of England held rates.

The Federal Reserve just raised rates and its projections moved higher with them. Here’s what the dots actually show, and why the dollar noticed within minutes.

The Fed hiked rates for the first time since 2023, sending the dollar higher while stocks, gold, and oil fell across the board.

UK inflation rose to 3.1% in August 2026, matching forecasts, as surging fuel prices drove the increase and the Bank of England prepared its next rate decision.

Is the BOE about to lean more hawkish like most of its central bank peers? Here’s what to look out for in this top-tier event.

Oil surged on Middle East supply fears, lifting the 10-year Treasury yield to near two-decade highs and pressuring stocks, while Bitcoin sank on a failed crypto bill.

UK unemployment held at 4.9% in July, beating forecasts, but payrolls fell 26,000 in August, more than five times the expected drop.

U.K. inflation may accelerate in August, putting Sterling volatility and the BOE’s next policy move firmly in focus this week.

The big day is finally coming for the Fed, as market participants are counting on the U.S. central bank’s first rate hike in years. Will they deliver or disappoint?

Treasury yields brushed 5% as oil-fed inflation angst and an AI-slowdown chip selloff pressured stocks and gold, while the dollar firmed against every major currency.

Canada’s inflation held at 3.0% in August 2026, matching forecasts. Gasoline drove the headline while core stayed near 2.0%, keeping the Bank of Canada on hold.

Learn what priced in really means, why expected news can move markets, and where the real surprise often hides instead.

Will the upcoming U.K. jobs report tip the scale in favor of potential BOE rate hikes? Or are the employment figures likely to disappoint and keep the U.K. central bank on hold for longer?

A holiday-shortened week became an inflation drama with a quiet ending: hot CPI, surging oil, a near-certain Fed hike, and a yen that quietly stole the show.

US core CPI rose 0.3% in August 2026, topping the 0.2% forecast and pushing the odds of a September Fed rate hike to near-certainty.

The ECB’s expected rate hike barely moved markets, but Lagarde’s comments and updated forecasts gave euro traders plenty to reconsider.

With the BOC leaning hawkish in its latest policy decision, will the upcoming CPI release tip the scale toward tightening at its next meeting?

Hot U.S. producer prices and a fresh oil rally drove Treasury yields to multi-year highs, sinking stocks for a fourth day and lifting the dollar broadly.