China is the largest commodities importer in the world, they have been struggling to kick start the economy since their zero COVID policy ruined it. If they can get inflation to grow their imports will grow supporting the commodity currencies. ...

Welcome to the world, humans have been doing this to each other since the dawn of time.

Well said only thing is the Global Economy and USD usually have an inverse relationship. So we may see some weakness in the USD later in his term. I also think that the tariffs are a bargaining chip but he will have to impose some or find another ...

Because inflation is below target at 1.6%, GDP is at 0.5%, retail sales are weak, oil prices are low. There is nothing supporting the CAD but the USD and the possibility that so much bad data is priced in it won't take anymore. If they keep the ...

The only rate we need to be concerned about is the deposit facility rate which they cut my 25bp, the rest won't affect FX markets.

Mate do you actually read the News?

In essence yes, very dovish remarks, but won't affect markets too much as they're waiting for todays CPI print

Wages have been decreasing for about 25 months, due to increases behind inflation, GDP has steadily been decreasing and is currently negative QoQ, and if Q2 is negative as well they'll be in a technical recession. The interest rates are at 0.10% ...

Core is still at 3.5% so i couldn't see them cutting tomorrow, but i believe the votes may change with more changing to cut, which will be bearish for the GBP.