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Core PCE measures what Americans are spending and what they pay for goods and services. The Fed uses it to decide whether to raise or cut interest rates. Core, means food and energy prices are left ou...

Based on the current economic data the most probable scenario for EURUSD revolves around continued consolidation with a moderate bearish bias as the ECB nears its target while the Fed remains restricted...

The RBA raised rates twice in a row in 2026 in February and March, now rate is at 4.10%. The March decision was a narrow 5 to 4 vote. May 5 is the next decision, and markets are split on whether we get...

The EU CPI yoy measures the change in prices of goods and services across the euro area versus the same month of the prior year.

Results above 2.0% means prices are rising faster than the ECB's comfort...

PMI is a leading indicator of economic health. Above 50.0 indicates expansion in the manufacturing sector, while below 50.0 indicates contraction. PMI influences Fed monetary policy and shows overall strength...

U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) will be released on March 18, 2026, and there will be high volatility window for the EURUSD pair. The data comes just as the Federal Reserve begins its two-day monetary...

On February 24, 2026, the U.S. Consumer Confidence Index from The Conference Board will be released. Consumer spending makes up about 70% of the U.S. economy, so it can move the U.S. Dollar Index.

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There is too much oil supply and rising inventories, but on the other hand, extra price is built into oil because traders are worried about Iran supply disruption, even if it hasn't happened yet. So we...

The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) is a monthly survey that measures how confident U.S. households feel about current economic conditions and their expectations for the future, whether they think jobs,...

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s final interest rate call of the year is coming up. Markets strongly expect the RBA to keep rates on hold at 3.60%, about a 94% chance of no change. Because this is almost...