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Webinar: Central Bank Weekly: Fed & BOE Leave USD & GBP at Whims of Tax Reform, Brexit

In this webinar I discuss the major central banks' monetary policies and their implications for FX markets over the next week. It's notable that monetary policy has been sharing the spotlight more and more with fiscal policy and domestic politics as the key driver for FX markets in the near-term.

The past few weeks have been busy for central banks, with the ECB having met two weeks ago, the BOE and the Fed last week, and the RBA, RBNZ, and Banxico meeting this one. The resulting impacts on FX markets have been significant, with several rates markets exhibing meaningful shifts in pricing expectations for future policy moves.

Other topics covered include:

- What's next for the US Dollar now that Fed funds are pricing in a 100% chance of a hike next month?

- How has Brexit become the key driver for the British Pound since the BOE meeting last week?

- Will we see rate moves from the RBA or RBNZ in the first half of 2018?

Upcoming Webinars for Week of November 12 to 17, 2017

Monday at 7:30 EST/12:30 GMT: FX Week Ahead: Strategy for Major Event Risk

Wednesday at 6:00 EST/11:00 GMT: Mid-week Trading Q&A

Thursday at 7:30 EST/12:30 GMT: Central Bank Weekly

See the full DailyFX Webinar Calendar for other upcoming strategy sessions

Read more: US Dollar to Stay Focused on Tax Reform as Key Driver

--- Written by Christopher Vecchio, CFA, Senior Currency Strategist

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