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Central Reserve Bank of Peru Guide: Inflation Target, Reserves and PEN
How the Central Reserve Bank of Peru combines a 1% to 3% inflation target with active foreign exchange intervention and large reserves, and how to read the sol through bond yields and the reserve position.
Bank of Israel Guide: Interest Rate, Inflation Target and ILS
How the Bank of Israel sets its interest rate against a 1% to 3% inflation target, how the 2022 to 2026 cycle unfolded, and why the shekel matters as much as the rate.
Bank of Thailand Guide: Policy Rate, Inflation Target and THB
How the Bank of Thailand runs flexible inflation targeting with a 1% to 3% target, how the policy rate moved from 2.50% to 1.00%, and what drives the baht beyond interest rates.
Hungary Central Bank Guide: MNB Base Rate and HUF
How the Magyar Nemzeti Bank sets the base rate against a 3% inflation target, what the 2022 emergency tightening and the long easing since tell you, and how policy reaches the forint.
People's Bank of China Guide: LPR, Reverse Repo and CNY
How the People's Bank of China sets policy through the 7-day reverse repo rate, the Loan Prime Rate, reserve requirements and the daily yuan fixing, and what those signals mean for CNY.
Consensus, Nowcast or Projection? What prediction_class Actually Tells You
A model nowcast, a forecaster survey, an options-implied probability and a central bank's own projection are four different objects, and only two of the seven forecast classes are a genuine consensus. Here is what each prediction_class means, which US releases have no consensus from any publisher, and how to check before you build.
Norges Bank Guide: Monetary Policy, Rate Path and NOK
How Norges Bank sets its policy rate and projected rate path, how flexible inflation targeting works, and which inflation, labour and yield signals matter for NOK.
Eurozone Government Bond Yields and Prices: EUR Guide
A country-specific guide to Eurozone government bond yields and prices, the EUR curve, monetary-policy and issuance drivers, FX transmission and the latest yields by maturity.
1-Year Government Bond Yields: What They Tell You
Understand what 1-year government bond yields reveal about the next year of central-bank policy, inflation and FX rate differentials.
2-Year Government Bond Yields and the Policy Cycle
Learn why 2-year government bond yields track the central-bank cycle and how to interpret 1Y-2Y, 2Y-5Y and cross-country spreads.
Why 30-Year Government Bond Yields Are Rising in 2026
30-year government bond yields are being repriced by fiscal supply, term premium, energy-driven inflation risk and, since September, renewed central-bank tightening. Updated for October 2026: the U.S. 30-year at 5.63% is near its highest since 2001, the 30-year JGB at 4.15% is a record, and the 30-year gilt is 6.04%. A sourced analysis of U.S., Japanese and Australian debt measures, long-bond auctions and the Strait of Hormuz oil shock.
Introducing the Monetary Stance Factor Endpoint
FXMacroData now exposes a precomputed monetary stance factor for major currencies, turning rates, inflation, and labour-market data into a model-ready score with optional stored components and source observations.
