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Expectations are already running high for a September Fed rate cut, but can the upcoming CPI release determine how large the reduction could be? Here’s what market analysts are projecting.

Brace yourselves for another exciting trading week, forex fellas! We’ve got no less than top-tier U.S. inflation reports and a central bank decision, plus U.K. jobs figures to boot.

The forex spotlight was mainly on U.S. jobs-related data throughout the shortened trading week, as traders braced for the August NFP release later on. Any other catalysts that pushed major currencies around?

This week proved to be rough for risk assets as market players had to price in top tier less optimistic news & data, most notably jobs updates from the U.S.

August U.S. jobs data showed signs of cooling but remained net positive, potentially paving the way for a measured Fed rate cut in September.

When the markets are hotly debating the Fed’s next policy moves, U.S. labor market updates are guaranteed to make market players jittery.

Global assets were once again all over the place on Thursday as individual catalysts pushed them around. How did your favorite assets trade anyway?

We’ve got another NFP report comin’ up before the FOMC announces its September rate decision. Can this still influence their policy bias?

Market correlations moved out of sync on Wednesday, as major asset classes seemed to respond to their individual catalysts. Which headlines pushed prices around in the latest sessions?

The Bank of Canada (BoC) cut its overnight rate by 25 bps to 4.25% today, marking the second consecutive rate cut in its monetary policy tightening cycle.

Australia maintained its 0.2% quarterly growth in Q2, but the annualized reading and the report’s details showed underlying weaknesses.

The return of U.S. and Canadian traders fresh from their Labor Day holiday brought an influx of volatility in the financial markets. How did the major asset classes fare?

The U.S. ISM manufacturing PMI for August came in at 47.2, up from the earlier month’s 46.8 reading but short of the 47.5  consensus. How did the dollar react?

U.S. and Canadian traders were out enjoying the Labor Day holiday on Monday, but that didn’t stop global markets from making big moves! Check out which headlines pushed major asset classes around.

Traders are in for a busy week with the BOC’s policy decision and global PMI updates adding to the usual U.S. NFP drama.

The highly-anticipated NFP report may be the main event on everyone’s radars this week, but the upcoming ISM manufacturing PMI could generate a strong reaction from USD early on.

Forex price action was all over the place, with traders looking to individual catalysts for direction in the first half of the week.

The major assets were everywhere as they took their cues a bit more from individual asset catalysts over broad risk sentiment narratives. Which headlines made the biggest waves?

The latest U.S. economic data shows inflation remaining stable in July 2024, while consumer spending increased, according to figures released today by the BEA.

Financial markets waited eagerly for the U.S. preliminary GDP release for the most part of the day, and the numbers did not disappoint! Which other headlines pushed asset classes around?