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Traders will eye February’s PMIs for clues on the region’s business activity amid increased tariff speculations. Will this week’s data support a March rate cut from the ECB?

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) cut its Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 50 basis points to 3.75% in their February meeting, marking its third consecutive substantial rate reduction.

Price action got livelier at the return of U.S. and Canadian traders, though the major assets still took cues from individual catalysts.

With the RBA recently cutting interest rates but reiterating a cautious approach to further easing, what can the upcoming jobs report imply about future policy moves?

CAD initially slipped after CPI data came in as expected, but firm core inflation and rising oil prices helped it regain ground on Tuesday.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 4.10%, marking its first rate cut since late 2020.

After the BOE’s “dovish split” decision earlier this month, market watchers are on the lookout for data that could tilt the odds in favor of more rate cuts.

Traders focused on global headlines and the possibility of increased defense spending by NATO allies amid Russia-Ukraine peace talk preparations.

Most market watchers appear to be expecting an interest rate cut from New Zealand’s central bank this week. But will they announce a more aggressive easing move or keep the door for more reductions?

Markets are expecting the RBA to cut rates this week. But the rate cut is already widely expected, which could lead to short-term reactions for the Aussie.