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The markets were trading on headlines-specific price action before top-tier reports later in the week inspired adjustments to central bank biases.

The market spotlight was focused on a couple of major central bank announcements, with one delivering a surprise rate cut. How did the rest of the asset classes fare?

As expected, the Bank of England (BOE) kept interest rates on hold at 5.25% in a 7-2 MPC vote this June. However, the central bank had some hints about their future policy moves.

Contrary to consensus expectations of no change in policy, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) delivered another surprise rate cut of 25 basis points in this week’s announcement.

The major assets traded in ranges as traders stayed on the sidelines during a U.S. bank holiday and ahead of this week’s anticipated reports.

The U.K. saw easing inflation in May but the British pound gained pips on its counterparts. What’s up with that?!

With U.K. annual inflation reaching the central bank’s target, will the Bank of England (BOE) finally cut interest rates? Or will they still opt to keep policy unchanged for now?

The SNB is dropping its June policy decision! Will it keep its policies steady? Or will it surprise the markets for a second time this year?

Weak retail activity in the U.S. drew in growth concerns and lowkey weighed on the U.S. dollar. So why did U.S. stocks extend their gains?

RBA kept its interest rates at 4.35% as expected. However, the Board considered a rate hike while members saw increased inflation risks.