Carney will take part in a discussion for about 1 hour and 15 minutes. The discussion will be on "Encouraging global public goods to promote inclusive and sustainable development". Considering the subject, I doubt that today we will hear something essential about it.
For now, the trade remains quiet and in a choppy phase. Kiwi is up again against the backdrop of stable inflation data earlier in Asia.
Looking ahead, there are two economic events that can trigger volatility - retail sales are in focus. So we will see if they will be able to shake the markets before the start of the central banks in the next two weeks.
At the FX markets, we expect the US dollar to remain depressed against major currency pairs, excluding the yen and pounds. With pounds, uncertainty continues to grow around May's successor, and against the yen, because market participants are on risk before the reports.
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