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With Fed expectations still uncertain, even a modest surprise in the US CPI report could shift dollar direction and ripple through risk assets.

Traders are bracing for the latest U.K. jobs data, but wage growth could steal the spotlight and shake up pound pairs if it catches the market sleeping.

FX markets brace for another pivotal week dominated by US inflation data and lingering trade uncertainties. Let’s dive into how these developments could influence the major currencies this week!

Trade drama and monetary shifts sent currencies spinning this week, lead by Trump’s tariff hike, ECB rate cuts, & swings in U.S. jobs data.

Financial markets saw lots of catalysts, including Trump’s doubling of steel tariffs, the ECB’s eighth rate cut, and volatile U.S. jobs data swung from disaster to victory.

EUR surged to six-week highs despite ECB’s rate cut as talks about nearing the “end of monetary policy cycle” surprised the market bulls.

Markets opened strong on trade progress and an ECB cut but flipped risk off after a Trump-Musk feud weighed on risk sentiment.

Markets are bracing for Friday’s May jobs report, with the weak ADP print casting doubt on the current consensus. Here are points to know if you’re trading the U.S. NFP report!

Markets swung wildly on Wednesday as weak U.S. data fueled Fed rate cut hopes, sinking bond yields while boosting gold.

As expected, the Bank of Canada (BOC) kept interest rates unchanged at 2.75% in June, citing trade uncertainty and mixed economic signals. Here’s how CAD pairs reacted.