The week ahead is looking incredible busy for central banks, with policy decisions expected from the BoE, ECB, BoJ and RBA. We also have a number of speeches scheduled for members of the Federal Reserve ahead of the week long blackout period that precedes its own rate decision. If that’s not enough the US jobs report will be released on Friday and this is an event that more often than not promises plenty of market volatility. The Fed may claim that a rate hike is not around the corner, but a lot of the economic data would suggest otherwise and dissenters are beginning to appear out of the woodwork. Another strong ... (full story)