Global central banks and inflation data dominate the week ahead as the Federal Reserve, Bank of Canada, European Central Bank, and Bank of Japan all deliver key interest rate decisions. Markets anticipate the Fed, ECB, and BOJ to hold rates steady, while monitoring a potential 25 bps hike from the BOC. In the U.S., September PCE inflation data serves as a major catalyst for 10-Year T-Note futures, especially after hotter-than-expected CPI and PPI readings. The macro schedule collides with a massive stretch of corporate earnings, with 574 large-cap companies reporting, including several trillion-dollar tech leaders.
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