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With the U.S. CPI report due just hours before the FOMC announcement this week, the inflation report could be a good opportunity to catch big USD moves.

Markets seemed to be off to a slow start this week, but could this just be the calm before the storm? Here’s how the major currencies are faring.

The Fed and the BOJ are both dropping their June policy decisions while Uncle Sam and China will give an update on their inflation trends.

Pound pairs might see a bit more action this week, as the U.K. economy gears up to print a fresh batch of jobs figures. Here’s what to expect.

Global PMI’s & U.S. jobs data had traders running to CHF & JPY this week, so much that they survived the USD’s last minute pump after the Non-Farm Payrolls report!

Super busy week as U.S. jobs data, global PMI’s & central bank events influenced interest rate expectations, almost daily, resulting in a very mixed relative performance picture.

It was a rally and reverse kind of day for the U.S. dollar, as it unwound its intraday gains while traders braced for a potential NFP miss.

As expected, the European Central Bank (ECB) lowered interest rates by 25 basis points but surprisingly dampened the likelihood of further easing soon.

It’s almost NFP Friday, fellas! What are market analysts expecting for the U.S. May employment report? And how might USD pairs react?

“Risk” assets and dollar counterparts saw gains during the U.S. session as more traders priced in a potential interest rate cut by the Fed.