Foreign Exchange Insights and Next Week
Next Week’s Menu: April 11-17, 2026
April 10, 2026
Central Banks: Monetary stances will be reviewed in Singapore and Turkey. Williams, Goolsbee and Barkin are some of the Federal Reserve officials speaking publicly during the period. So will Governor Bailey and MPC members Greene and Taylor of the Bank of England, Deputy Governor Hauser and Assistant Governor Hunter of the Reserve Bank of Australia […] More
Next Week’s Menu: April 4-10, 2026
April 3, 2026
Central Banks: Monetary policies will be reviewed in South Korea, India, New Zealand, Serbia, Poland, Romania and Peru. FOMC minutes get published, and Chicago Fed President Goolsbee speaks publicly. Easter Monday Holiday: will be observed in several countries such as New Zealand, Australia, Switzerland, Germany, France, Italy, Canada and Great Britain. Purchasing Manager Surveys: Manufacturing, […] More
Next Week’s Menu: March 28-April 3, 2026
March 27, 2026
Central Banks: Monetary stances will be reviewed in Israel, Colombia and Jamaica. Minutes from the last Reserve Bank of Australia policy review and a summary of the last Bank of Japan Board meeting get published. Goolsbee, Williams and Musalem of the Fed, Swiss National Bank President Sleijen, and ECB Governing Council member Cipollone speak publicly. […] More
Next Week’s Menu: March 21-27, 2026
March 20, 2026
Central Banks: Far fewer monetary policy reviews are scheduled next week than this one. Meetings in the coming period are planned in Mexico, South Africa, Norway, Hungary and Chile. The growing speculation today that 2026 will see a number of central banks switch direction and actually raise rate will probably persist next week, especially with […] More
Next Week’s Menu: March 14-20, 2026
March 13, 2026
Central Banks: Numerous central banks have scheduled monetary policy reviews this coming week, led by the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan, European Central Bank, Swiss National Bank and Bank of England and also including central banks in Australia, Armenia, Brazil, China, Indonesia, Taiwan, Canada, Russia, Sweden, Ukraine, and Morocco. Fed Chairman Powell in his penultimate […] More
Next Week’s Menu: March 7-13, 2026
March 6, 2026
Central Banks: Pakistan, Turkey, Peru and Serbia have scheduled monetary policy reviews during the week. Holiday and Events: The Islamic holy month-long observance of Ramadan continues. The United States and Canada go on daylight savings time this Sunday, which will slice the time differential between GMT and EDT to four hours from five. This is […] More
Next Week’s Menu: February 21-27, 2026
February 20, 2026
Central Banks: Monetary policy stances will be reviewed in South Korea, Israel, Thailand, Hungary, Kyrgyzstan and Jamaica. Goolsbee and Musalem of the Federal Reserve, Takada of the Bank of Japan and Governor Bullock of the Reserve Bank of Australia have public speaking engagements. Events and Holidays: U.S. President Trump presents his State of the Union […] More
Next Week’s Menu: February 14-20, 2026
February 13, 2026
Central Banks: Monetary policies will be reviewed in New Zealand, Indonesia, Romania and the Philippines. Minutes from the last policy meetings at the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Federal Open Market Committee are being published. The Fed is also preparing its semi-annual Monetary Policy Report. Daly, Bostic and Kashkari are some of the Fed […] More
Next Week’s Menu: February 7-14, 2026
February 6, 2026
Central Banks: Interest rate settings will be reviewed in Russia, Peru, Serbia, Egypt and the Philippines. Hammack, Bostic and Logan of the Federal Reserve and Hunter and Hauser of the Reserve Bank of Australia will be speaking publicly. Japanese Holiday and Event: National Foundation Day falls on Tuesday, and lower house parliamentary elections are set […] More
Next Week’s Menu: January 31 – February 6, 2026
January 30, 2026
Central Banks: Monetary policy reviews are scheduled at the European central bank and in Australia, the U.K., India, Iceland, Mexico, Poland, and the Czech Republic. A slew of public speaking engagements by various central bankers, several like Bailey of the Bank of England, Bullock of the Reserve Bank of Australia and Lagarde of the ECB […] More
