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The Fed just held rates for the third time in a row, but the drama inside the room was unlike anything in 30 years.

The BOC kept its rates on hold for the fourth straight time this April, but with tariffs squeezing growth and an oil-driven inflation spike on the way, the Loonie story is anything but simple.

Markets navigated a historic four-way Fed dissent and Trump’s indefinite Iran blockade extension Wednesday, with WTI topping $104 and the dollar closing as the strongest major currency.

The Aussie took hits after softer core inflation cooled RBA hike expectations, even as broader tightening bets stayed mostly intact.

With inflation back on the rise and the hawks getting louder, will the BOE finally signal it’s time to tighten?

Will the ECB pull the trigger when it comes to policy tightening? Or do the dovish policymakers still outnumber the hawks? Here’s what to look out for in the upcoming ECB decision.

WTI crude oil rallied for a seventh straight session amid deepening Hormuz stalemate fears, while the BOJ’s closest-ever vote sent the yen on a volatile round trip.

The Bank of Japan held its rate at 0.75% in a 6-3 vote — its closest call under Ueda — as Middle East conflict clouds the economic outlook.

Canada’s central bank is scheduled to announce its monetary policy decision this week! Are they leaning towards hiking interest rates to combat inflation?

With oil driving inflation higher and cuts off the table (for now), will Powell’s final presser signal that rate hikes are coming?