The currency markets experienced significant volatility in the past week, mainly driven by President Trump's return to office.  It was the steady flow of public policy comments from the new administration, ranging from trade to Ai, that had traders rethinking positions almost daily. The week ahead promises continued market action as attention likely shifts a bit more to critical central bank decisions from the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank. We've also got crucial economic data ahead, including U.S. GDP and PCE inflation figures. With markets pricing in rate cuts from most major central banks this year, these meetings could provide essential guidance on the timing and pace of monetary policy shifts. Trade policy developments will still remain in focus as markets assess the concrete implementation of Trump's agenda.