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Priced For Hikes, But It's Not Guaranteed. (GBP/USD) GBP/USD at 1.3493, sliding back toward the lower end of the daily range. Price is sitting just below a well-tested resistance zone. The BoE holds Thursday with an 8-1 vote expected — only the most hawkish MPC member likely to push for a hike. But here's the nuance: markets have already priced two hikes, and that repricing alone has tightened financial conditions enough to slow activity. Berenberg's Wishart argues the BoE may not need to follow through and could return to cuts by year-end. Sterling is also absorbing political drag. Starmer's Mandelson controversy ahead of May 7 local elections is adding noise, with Labour expected to take significant losses. Not a primary driver, but it layers uncertainty at the margins. Three central banks this week. GBP's direction depends less on the BoE's hold and more on the collective tone. If the Fed leans hawkish while the BoE signals patience, dollar strength resumes and this 1.35 area gives way. - Alan

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The ECB's Problem Is Worse Than The Fed's. EUR/USD at 1.17, testing the bottom of a well-defined support zone. But with both the Fed and ECB deciding within 24 hours of each other, this support could either confirm or flip to resistance by Friday. Markets are pricing 69bps of ECB hikes by year-end — a dramatic shift from last year's cutting cycle. Eurozone inflation is expected to hit 2.9% in April, the highest since late 2023, entirely driven by the energy shock. That repricing is what's been keeping the euro supported despite deteriorating growth underneath. The other side: the Fed holds Wednesday with rate cuts effectively off the table for 2026. The US economy is outperforming, PMIs are expanding, and the dollar has a yield advantage. If Powell leans hawkish on inflation while the ECB sounds cautious on growth Thursday, the divergence trade reloads and 1.1700 breaks lower. The ECB is trapped between hiking into contraction or letting inflation run. The Fed just has to sit and wait. - Alan

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Japan Needs To Walk A Tight Rope Tonight The BOJ is widely expected to hold rates unchanged, but the press conference is what matters. Governor Ueda needs to thread an impossible needle — signal willingness to normalize without igniting yen weakness into the 160 intervention zone. The BOJ is expected to raise inflation forecasts while cutting growth projections, reflecting the energy shock from the Middle East. Japan's heavy reliance on imported oil makes surging crude a direct headwind. Wednesday's Fed decision adds a second layer. Powell is expected to hold at 3.50–3.75%, but his presser will set the tone for the rate differential that drives this pair. A hawkish lean from the Fed while the BOJ stays dovish would widen the gap and push USD/JPY toward the danger zone. This is a rate sandwich. Dovish Ueda tonight could spike USD/JPY into 160 and force Tokyo's hand. Hawkish surprise tightens the range. Either way, volatility is coming — size accordingly. - Alan

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Will Equities Fold Or Keep Moving In A Straight Line Up? Watch Out For This: S&P 500 sitting right at all-time highs after erasing the entire Iran war selloff in under two weeks. This week is the test. Companies representing 44% of the index's market cap report — Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta on Wednesday, Apple on Thursday. So far, 81.3% of reporters have beaten expectations, above the four-quarter average. But Q1 results only capture roughly one month of war disruption. The real margin pressure from surging energy costs hasn't fully hit yet. The Fed holds Wednesday in what could be one of Powell's final meetings before Warsh takes the chair. A hold is fully priced — the press conference is what matters, particularly any shift in tone on inflation as oil holds above $95. Markets are pricing peace and peak earnings at the same time. If both hold, the rally extends. If guidance cracks or the Iran stalemate deepens, these are the levels where the unwind starts. - Alan

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