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Will the Fed’s go-to inflation gauge shake up its policy plans? If you’re looking to trade the core PCE release, here are the key points to keep on your radar.

Markets continued to unwind positions tied to geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran, spurring additional volatility for crude oil and risk assets. Here are the headlines you need to know.

The market spotlight remained on the Israel-Iran conflict and concerns about the ceasefire agreement being already violated. Here are the headlines you need to know!

Canadian consumer prices rose 1.7% year-over-year in May, matching April’s reading, while core inflation measures remained stubbornly above the Bank of Canada’s 2% target.

The Eurozone economy continued to show minimal growth in June as manufacturing output gains were largely offset by persistent weakness in the services sector, according to flash PMI data released Monday.

The RBA leaned slightly more dovish than expected during their latest rate statement, so will a dip in headline annual inflation bolster easing expectations? Here’s what to expect from the CPI release.

Markets kicked the week off on a cautious note after Trump dropped a bombshell (literally) on Iran over the weekend. Here are the headlines you need to know.

U.S. business activity slowed in June as services cooled and price pressures rose. USD extended losses after the data and slid further on late-session geopolitical tensions.

Geopolitics may dominate the headlines, but Canada’s CPI could move CAD pairs. With the BOC debating its next step, a hot inflation read might squash rate cut hopes and shift CAD sentiment.

Buckle up, traders! The Middle East situation just blew wide open, central banks are playing musical chairs with interest rates, and economic data is painting a picture gloomier than a London winter.

Major central bank meetings and escalating Middle East tensions created forex market volatility, with Canadian dollar suffering worst weekly performance among currencies.

Fed holds rates while Middle East tensions spike oil prices and Switzerland cuts to zero, creating a solid week of volatility across global financial markets.

Central bank decisions and Middle East tensions drove trading on Thursday as the Fed stayed hawkish, SNB cut to zero, and Trump weighed Iran strikes amid diplomatic possibilities.

BOE kept its rates steady as expected. The MPC members’ dovish split was balanced by Bailey’s calm tone, leaving the pound mostly steady.

The major assets traded cautiously on Wednesday as investors juggled hawkish Fed signals with growing Middle East tensions.

The FOMC maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4.25-4.50% for the fourth consecutive meeting while revising economic projections lower for growth and higher for inflation.

With leading indicators flashing red and global risk sentiment still shaky, Australia’s May labor market numbers could bring another round of volatility for the Aussie.

Middle East tensions and weak U.S. data boosted oil and the dollar while sinking stocks and yields, as fears of U.S. military involvement in Iran drove safe haven demand.

With inflation already turning negative for Switzerland, is the SNB about to announce a larger than expected easing move? Here’s what to look out for in the June SNB decision.

Is the White House secretly shaping the future of the Fed? Discover the truth behind the “Shadow Fed,” the power struggle for America’s central bank, and how it could shake up the dollar and the global markets!