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JPY Press Release Brief: Bank of Japan - Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices (April 2026, full text)
Bank of Japan published Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices (April 2026, full text) for JPY. FXMacroData tracks the policy signal, rate-path contex...
GBP Press Release Brief: Bank of England - PRA publishes plans to support resilience in the life insurance industry
Funded reinsurance transactions involving UK life insurers will face enhanced regulatory requirements under new proposals unveiled today...
NZD Press Release Brief: Reserve Bank of New Zealand - RBNZ Governor engages Waikato community on economic outlook
On Wednesday 29 April, Governor Dr Anna Breman spoke with a range of business owners, young professionals, and local leaders in Hamilton...
JPY Press Release Brief: Bank of Japan - Indicators for Core CPI
Bank of Japan published Indicators for Core CPI for JPY. FXMacroData tracks the policy signal, rate-path context, and FX pairs to monitor after the rele...
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Forex News Today - April 25, 2026: Japan CPI prints at 2.60%, USD/JPY trades near 159.48; Silver surges 3.44%
Daily forex market recap for April 25, 2026: 2 economic releases across 2 currencies, led by Japan CPI prints at 2.60%; Brazil Trade Balance prints at 5.6B. Major pairs, central-bank expectations, and cross-asset context are covered in the full market summary.
Forex News Today - April 24, 2026: Japan CPI prints at 2.60%, GBP/JPY trades near 215.42; Platinum rises 1.21%
Daily forex market recap for April 24, 2026: Japan CPI prints at 2.60%. Cross-market policy and inflation context from USD, EUR, GBP shaped the read-through for major pairs and the next central-bank repricing.
Forex News Today - April 23, 2026: Japan CPI prints at 2.60%, EUR/USD falls to 1.1733; Platinum surges 3.46%
Daily forex market recap for April 23, 2026: Japan CPI prints at 2.60%. Cross-market policy and inflation context from USD, EUR, GBP shaped the read-through for major pairs and the next central-bank repricing.
What is NAIRU and How It Shapes Fed Policy
NAIRU — the Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment — is the invisible anchor behind every Fed rate decision. This guide explains what NAIRU is, how the Fed uses it to balance its dual mandate, and why uncertainty about the equilibrium unemployment rate is one of the biggest drivers of USD volatility around payroll and inflation releases.
AUD and CAD as Commodity Proxies: Reading the Cycle
AUD and CAD move with commodity prices more than almost any other G10 pair. This article maps the terms-of-trade mechanism behind both currencies, contrasts the commodity baskets that drive each — iron ore and coal for AUD, crude oil and natural gas for CAD — and shows how to read the commodity cycle to anticipate FX direction before the central banks move.
Sight Deposits and CHF Intervention Signals
SNB sight deposits are the most transparent real-time proxy for CHF intervention available to FX markets. Each week the Swiss National Bank publishes the total held by domestic banks — a number that rises sharply when the SNB is buying foreign currency to weaken the franc and falls when it is selling. This guide explains how to read the series, what thresholds matter, and how CHF traders combine it with FX reserves, the balance sheet, and the policy rate to build a complete intervention risk framework.
Forex News Today - April 19, 2026: Japan CPI prints at 2.60%, EUR/JPY trades near 187.72; Silver surges 6.72%
Daily forex market recap for April 19, 2026: Japan CPI prints at 2.60%. Cross-market policy and inflation context from USD, EUR, GBP shaped the read-through for major pairs and the next central-bank repricing.