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Data releases from the U.S. showed weakness, which fired up interest rate cut bets for the Fed and weighed on the U.S. dollar.

The Greenback was a big winner in the latest trading sessions, thanks to rising bond yields and some risk-off flows. Here’s what happened.

Just when it seemed that markets were in for another quiet run, volatility kicked in when U.S. traders returned to their desks after the Memorial Day holiday.

The Conference Board printed a stronger than expected consumer confidence reading for May while the previous month reading enjoyed an upgrade.

Major forex pairs and asset classes still chalked up pretty good moves, despite the lack of top-tier releases in the latest sessions. Read on to find out how the markets fared.

The PMIs are out and now it’s time for key lagging indicators like inflation and GDP updates to take center stage!

Hawkish interest rate bets kept the dollar supported while positive U.K. and Euro Area data releases drew in bullish demand for EUR and GBP.

The RBNZ may have been the only one to publish a policy decision, but that didn’t stop major central bankers from giving their two pips on inflation & policy head!

The global flash PMI dump did quite a number on overall market sentiment! Here’s how major currency pairs and asset classes fared.

The latest round of flash manufacturing and services PMI readings from the U.S. economy reflected a faster pace of expansion for both sectors. Here’s how USD pairs reacted.

FX volatility is heating up with the release of top-tier economic reports from the major economies. We have the details on today’s top market movers!

FOMC members aren’t as confident about the impact of their high interest rates in battling high inflation! How did USD react to the news?

RBNZ may have kept its interest rates at 5.50% as expected but the markets didn’t see the central bank’s hawkish economic projections!

We’ll get our first glimpse into how business sectors are faring in the eurozone when its top economies print their flash PMIs on Thursday! Here’s what might happen.

The major financial assets saw relatively muted volatility as traders waited for anticipated reports scheduled later this week.

With not a lot of top-tier economic releases on tap, the markets focused on Fed speak and other asset-specific catalysts.

We’ve got the RBNZ decision lined up this week, along with the minutes of the latest RBA and FOMC meetings. Oh, and keep an eye out for a couple of top-tier inflation releases, too!

No love for USD as key inflation metrics weren’t strong enough to bring back a Fed rate hike narrative and kick off broad risk-on vibes.

Inflation data from the U.S. was front & center this week, leading to a nervous start for the broad markets before U.S. CPI figures sparked big volatility!

While the U.S. dollar was able to establish some direction for the most part of the day, price action was a hot mess for the rest of the asset classes. What went on?