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Dollar, Japanese Yen, and Swiss Franc are under selling pressure this week amid improving risk sentiment. Yen is particularly weighed down by the extended rebound in treasury yields, while Swiss Franc is pressured by sell-offs against Euro and Sterling. Currently, the Canadian Dollar leads the pack for the week, aided by recovering oil prices. Australian Dollar, however, lags behind as CPI data supports the possibility of an RBA pause next week.

Euro is trading mildly higher today following indications from a key ECB official that more interest rate hikes are in the pipeline for the central bank. Concurrently, the improving market sentiment across Europe is lending support to both Sterling and the Swiss Franc. However, Canadian Dollar emerges as the strongest for the day, fueled by robust oil prices.

<p><span>Policymakers and researchers have begun reassessing certain features of the economy and monetary policy in light of recent experience. After several decades in which supply was highly elastic and inflation was low and relatively stable, a series of supply shocks associated with the pandemic and Russia's war against Ukraine have contributed to high inflation, in combination with a very rapid recovery in demand. The experience with the pandemic and the war highlights the challenges for monetary policy in responding to a protracted series of adverse supply shocks. In addition...

>> volatility appears to be the name of the game here. many experts believe that it could signal those changes could come as early as march. so let's bring in cnn economics and political commentator catherine rampel. we know this administration going back to last fall has been using whatever tools it can to tackle rising inflation and going after supply chain issues and congestions at u.s. ports. given what we are now, is a rate hike by the federal reserve the best tool and only remaining tool to really nip inflation in the bud. >> it is by definition the fed's job to deal with price stability...

There has been a steady decline in trend inflation in India, the Reserve Bank of India noted in a Working Paper titled "Measuring Trend Inflation in India". The Paper is authored by Harendra Kumar Behera and Michael Debabrata Patra. Central to the design and conduct of monetary policy is the concept of trend inflation, the level to which actual inflation outcomes are expected to converge after short run fluctuations from a variety of sources die out. The paper seeks to estimate trend inflation in India to find the answer to a question that goes to the root of flexible inflation targeting (FIT...