The major currencies mostly traded in ranges early in the week ahead of the U.S. CPI release. And then it was anyone’s game as a sticky high U.S. inflation weakened Fed rate cut bets and brought focus towards potentially earlier rate cuts for central banks like BOE, ECB, and the SNB. On top of that, closely watched top-tier reports from other major economies encouraged currency-specific spikes and upswings amidst broader currency trends.

This Article Is For Premium Members Only

Become a Premium member for full website access, plus get:

  • Ad-free experience
  • Daily actionable short-term strategies
  • High-impact economic event trading guides
  • Access to exclusive MarketMilk™ sections
  • Plus More!

This post first appeared on babypips.com

You May Also Like

Week Ahead in FX (Jan. 23 -27): Focus Back on Economic Data

Central bank speak will take a chill pill this week with only…

Week Ahead in FX (Aug. 15-19): Spotlight on Consumer Spending, Another RBNZ Hike

It’s gonna be another busy trading week, with a bunch of top-tier…

CAD Weekly Review (Feb. 1 – 5)

Partner Center Find a Broker It was a light week of news…

Rupee slumps 23 paise to 72.92 against US dollar in early trade

MUMBAI: The rupee depreciated 23 paise to 72.92 against the US dollar…