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The U.S. headline CPI came in softer than expected with a 0.3% month-over-month gain in April versus the estimated 0.4% increase. How did USD pairs react?

Will this week’s labor market numbers convince traders (and RBA members) to look out for interest rate cuts in the foreseeable future?

Markets were off to another quiet start, but this turned out to be the calm before the U.S. PPI storm. Read on to find out what went down!

The latest U.K. employment report turned out mostly better than expected, as the economy lost only 8.9K jobs in April. How did the rest of the numbers look?

Will this week’s U.S. inflation report fuel Fed interest rate cut bets? What are the markets expecting anyway?

Markets were off to a bit of a lazy start on Monday, before volatility picked up and led to a mixed run for asset classes. What’s up with that?!

The U.K. has its jobs report up for release this week, and the numbers might underscore the Bank of England’s cautious views.

The dollar is in for a busy week with inflation and mid-tier U.S. data on tap while Australia and the U.K. both print their latest jobs reports.

The absence of fresh market catalysts encouraged currency-specific trading for most of the FX pairs this week.

A lack of market catalysts encouraged asset-specific price action but that didn’t stop the dollar and its counterparts from trading all over the charts!