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Dollar Slips as Traders Ready for BoJ, BoE and ECB Calls and a Burst of Delayed U.S. Data

The greenback has eased following the Fed’s quarter‑point cut, setting up a data‑driven test of diverging policy paths this week.

Overview

  • Stronger Tankan survey results and recent BoJ signals have lifted odds of a 25 bp hike to roughly 83%, boosting the yen into Friday’s decision.
  • Markets have largely priced a Bank of England rate cut this week, with probabilities in the high 80s to 90s, placing emphasis on guidance for any follow‑up moves.
  • The European Central Bank is expected to hold rates steady, though some desks are speculating about the possibility of a hike further out, keeping attention on President Lagarde’s tone.
  • A backlog of U.S. releases delayed by the shutdown concentrates catalysts, with November nonfarm payrolls on Tuesday and CPI on Thursday seen as pivotal for the dollar and rates.
  • Canada’s inflation report, particularly the Trimmed Mean CPI, is due today after the Bank of Canada held steady last week without validating near‑term hike bets.