We return to the usual servings of tier-1 macroeconomic data for major economies, where inflation is all the rage, after highly anticipated central bank meetings this week have come and gone.

This week’s highly-awaited major central bank decisions have come and gone.

A sense of calm returned to financial markets on Wednesday as investors prepared for the highly anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate decision this evening.

Asian markets rose on Tuesday after Wall Street staged a rebound overnight as the historic takeover of Credit Suisse Group AG soothed concerns over the global banking sector.

The explosive price action gold has displayed in recent days mirrors a speeding train reaching maximum velocity, with fundamental forces fuelling the upside momentum.

The Swiss Franc has been the most volatile G10 currency against the US dollar this week.

European shares traded mixed on Thursday as investors remained guarded towards the chaos revolving around Credit Suisse Group AG ahead of the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting.

A renewed sense of caution gripped financial markets on Wednesday as worries over Credit Suisse Group AG added to the mounting unease.

Another wave of risk aversion swept through Asian shares on Tuesday, as the implosion of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) continued to echo across global markets.

Fasten your seatbelts, because the next few days could be wild for the world’s most traded FX pair.

Prices have already kicked off the new trading week in a volatile fashion, gapping higher thanks to potent fundamental forces.