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The latest Canadian CPI update is right around the corner! Will it support the “rate cut” camp or will it be more inline with global trends of inflation remaining sticky?

Will this week’s U.K. jobs reports convince BOE members to vote for lower interest rates in their next meeting? What are the markets expecting anyway?

The spotlight is on inflation this week, as Canada, the U.K. and New Zealand will be releasing their latest CPI figures. Here’s what you need to know.

The dollar was king of pips thanks to a strong U.S. CPI report that supported a “higher for longer” interest rate environment for the Fed.

It was another busy week as geopolitics, top-tier economic data releases and central bank events encouraged a repricing of interest rate cut bets.

All eyes and ears were on the European Central Bank (ECB) decision, plus another batch of U.S. inflation data. How did the markets react to these catalysts?

Greetings forex friends! It looks like the European Central Bank held interest rates as-is & signaled June as the first cut month if data warrants it.

It was a BUSY trading day for traders, who saw RBNZ and BOC’s policy decisions AND priced in a hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation read.

As expected, BOC kept its rates at 5.00% in April. Gov Macklem also hinted of a June rate cut. So why did CAD trade higher?

The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.4% m/m in March, inline with February’s inflation rate but a tick above the 0.3% m/m forecast.