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We’ve got a fresh batch of leading economic indicators on this week’s docket! Apart from the global flash PMI readings, CPI reports from the U.K. and Canadian economy could also spur additional volatility among forex pairs.

With the Bank of Canada (BOC) still one of the more dovish central banks out there, can the upcoming Canadian CPI report boost their easing odds soon?

FX traders seemed to shift their attention away from the U.S. elections aftermath and back to fundamental factors, as well as central bank policy expectations.

Financial market action were a mixed bag this week, as some asset classes like bitcoin were still riding the post-election high while others shifted back to economic and interest rate expectations.

JPow shook the markets when he hinted that the Fed isn’t in any hurry to cut interest rates further. How did the major assets react to the possibility?

Australia’s October labor market data came in close to market estimates. So why did the Australian dollar lose pips across the board?

Market correlations seemed out of sync, as traders braced for the the U.S. CPI report and a series of FOMC member speeches that influenced Fed policy expectations and overall sentiment.

Markets showed mixed sentiment today as traders likely positioned themselves ahead of FOMC members’ speeches, while bitcoin continued its post-election rally to fresh highs.

Australia is expected to add fewer jobs, which could fuel calls for an RBA interest rate cut. What are traders expecting from the event anyway?

The U.K. labor market showed mixed signals, with wage growth moderating but the unemployment rate rising more than expected.