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Forex News Today - May 11, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%, NZD/USD falls to 0.5959; Silver surges 10.41%
Daily forex market recap for May 11, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%. 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 - May 10, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%, AUD/USD falls to 0.7234; Silver surges 10.41%
Daily forex market recap for May 10, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%. 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 - May 8, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%, NZD/USD trades near 0.5979; Silver surges 5.49%
Daily forex market recap for May 8, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%. 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 - May 6, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%, AUD/USD trades near 0.7170; Silver falls 1.45%
Daily forex market recap for May 6, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%. 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 - May 5, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%, AUD/USD rises to 0.7183; Platinum slides 2.44%
Daily forex market recap for May 5, 2026: Brazil Unemployment prints at 6.10%. 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 - May 3, 2026: Eurozone GDP prints at 3309.01%, EUR/JPY slides to 183.21; Platinum surges 4.81%
Daily forex market recap for May 3, 2026: Eurozone GDP prints at 3309.01%. Cross-market policy and inflation context from USD, GBP, JPY shaped the read-through for major pairs and the next central-bank repricing.
CAD Press Release Brief: Bank of Canada - Monetary Policy Report—April 2026
The Canadian economy is expected to grow at a moderate pace as it continues to adjust to US tariffs. Inflation has moved up due to higher...
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.
Expanded Currency Coverage: NOK, SEK, PLN, DKK, KRW, BRL, and More
FXMacroData has expanded from 8 to 18 currencies, adding NOK, SEK, PLN, DKK, KRW, BRL, and more. Each new currency brings a deep indicator set — policy rates, inflation, trade data, bond yields, and labour market series — accessible through the same clean REST endpoint your pipeline already uses.
Algorithmic Trading with Macro Signals: A Complete FX Strategy Guide
Build a macro-driven FX algorithmic trading system in Python: fetch policy rates, inflation, employment, and bond yields from FXMacroData, compose a regime score, schedule entries around the release calendar, and manage risk automatically.
Danmarks Nationalbank and the DKK: Inside the Euro Peg
A deep look at how Danmarks Nationalbank maintains the EUR/DKK peg, why the CD rate follows the ECB, and how to monitor Denmark's full macro picture — policy rate, inflation, unemployment, trade balance, and GDP — using the FXMacroData API.
The Riksbank Decoded: How Sweden’s Central Bank Shapes the Krona
Sweden’s Riksbank completed a full rate cycle — from zero to 4% and back to 1.75% — in under three years, making the krona the best-performing G10 currency of 2025. This analysis traces the full policy path, maps KPIF inflation against the 2% target, and shows how EUR/SEK and USD/SEK respond to the Riksbank–ECB rate differential.
