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After weeks of signaling a pause, markets now expect the ECB to move forward with a rate cut. What are traders pricing in, and how can you position ahead of the ECB decision?

The numbers are almost in for New Zealand’s first quarter inflation report! How did price pressures fare during Q1 2025 and will the numbers influence RBNZ policy expectations?

It was another topsy-turvy day in the financial markets, as investors reacted to global trade headlines while major currencies had their fair share of top-tier catalysts.

Will this week’s numbers indicate a higher-for-longer interest rate environment for the RBA? Or will it point to a 50bps rate cut next month?

BOC’s next move is too close to call, setting up a potential CAD whipsaw either way. With markets split, this event could trigger some of the biggest intraday swings in CAD pairs this year.

Rising inflation expectations stemming from higher U.S. tariffs appear to be a major market theme these days, so will the U.K. CPI report reflect higher cost pressures already? Here’s what to expect for the March release.

Although markets were off to a calm start for Monday, there was some buzz about a “triple blow” to U.S. stocks, bonds, and the dollar later in the day. What was that about?

Canada’s March CPI could make or break rate cut expectations, landing just a day before BOC’s Wednesday meeting. A hot print might squash easing hopes, while a soft read could seal the deal for a cut.

Employment has been on the decline in the U.K. over the past couple of months, so are we about to see another increase in claimants? Here are the points you need to know about the upcoming U.K. jobs release.

Markets swung wildly amid Trump’s tariff drama this week. Stocks crashed then recovered on a partial tariff pause, while bonds sold off, gold surged to records, and the dollar tumbled.