Weekly Economic Calendar: Week of March 9- 14, 2026 (GMT+8) This week’s macro calendar is driven by a dense mix of U.S. inflation, growth, and labour signals, with market attention building from Wednesday’s CPI cluster into a powerful Friday window of U.S. GDP, Core PCE, and JOLTS data.

The Forex market today continued to operate in a high-volatility, headline-driven environment, as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and expectations surrounding U.S. monetary policy remained the primary drivers of market sentiment. The U.S. dollar maintained its strength against several major

Partner Center The Bank of England maintained its policy rate at 3.75% in a closely contested decision, with four members voting for an immediate cut. The divided vote and dovish guidance suggest mounting pressure for easing as inflation approaches target. Key Takeaways Policy Decision: MPC voted 5-

As Chinese households remain reluctant to spend on big-ticket goods, Beijing is leaning on a new lever to revive consumption: experiences and everyday services. China's cabinet on Thursday rolled out a work plan to boost services consumption — from cruise and yacht tourism to elder care services and