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The big news to start the week was the trade truce between the U.S. and China which sent the dollar and risk assets rallying. Here are the headlines you need to know.

With the BOE dropping a bit of a hawkish surprise in their latest policy decision, the focus now turns to the U.K. labor market to see if the jobs numbers support a more optimistic economic outlook. Here’s what to look out for.

With tariff uncertainties in the spotlight, all eyes are on the April CPI release to see if early signs of inflation are already appearing.

It’s bound to be another busy week in the forex market with top-tier U.S. inflation figures, key jobs indicators from the U.K. and Australia, plus growth numbers from Europe. Here’s what to watch out for.

There were plenty of moving parts in the market this week, as investors had to work around the highly-anticipated FOMC decision, trade updates between the U.S. and China, and another round of geopolitical tensions.

Markets played ping-pong with tariff news, starting with risk-off sentiment on foreign film tariffs, flipping midweek as US-China trade talks were announced.

Today’s U.S.-U.K. trade framework sent the dollar, stocks, and bitcoin climbing, while gold tumbled as risk appetite surged.

The BOE cut rates as expected, but a rare three-way vote split caught markets off guard. Traders rushed to reprice rate bets, sending GBP higher against the majors.

Will Canada’s April jobs numbers reflect weakness and add to dovish BOC speculations? Or will they come in stronger-than-expected and fuel Canadian dollar demand?

As expected, the Fed kept interest rates on hold at 4.25-4.50% during their May decision, citing trade uncertainty and stagflation risks as reasons to stay cautious.