Follow actual monetary-policy decisions, minutes, statements and reports for the currencies traded on TRADE90. Read what banks really published, separate from what derivatives markets currently expect.
Rate decisions, meeting minutes and monetary policy statements from the eight central banks. Every item links to its original publication.
12 source-linked publications found.
BoC raised its benchmark rate; Trade90's selected target for overnight rate is 2.50%. Effective from the decision date.
Fed kept its benchmark rate unchanged; Trade90's selected federal funds target range is 3.75%–4.00%. Effective 2026-10-29. Rate-gap calculations use the 3.875% midpoint.
The Federal Reserve released the minutes of its September monetary policy meeting. Minutes describe policymakers' discussion at the time of the meeting; they are not a new interest-rate decision or a new forward-rate quote.
RBA raised its benchmark rate; Trade90's selected cash rate target is 4.600%. Effective 2026-09-30.
SNB kept its benchmark rate unchanged; Trade90's selected snb policy rate is 0.00%. Effective from the decision date.
BoJ announced an adjustment to its benchmark rate; Trade90's selected complementary deposit facility interest rate is 1.25%. Effective 2026-09-24.
BoE kept its benchmark rate unchanged; Trade90's selected bank rate is 3.75%. Effective from the decision date.
The Bank of Canada's Governing Council discussed inflation risks, high energy costs, trade uncertainty and economic activity before keeping the overnight target at 2.25%. The record reports deliberations, not a new rate change.
The ECB's September monetary policy statement and Q&A explain the Governing Council's interest-rate decision and inflation outlook. This policy communication is separate from derivatives-market expectations.
ECB raised its benchmark rate; Trade90's selected deposit facility rate is 2.50%. Effective 2026-09-16.
RBNZ raised its benchmark rate; Trade90's selected official cash rate is 2.75%. Effective from the decision date.
The RBNZ explained its decision to increase the Official Cash Rate to 2.75%, alongside its assessment of inflation, economic activity and risks. Its policy projections are not identical to market-implied rates.
Links detected on official bank websites for eight central banks. Titles are from the original sources. TRADE90 does not treat link discovery as confirmation of a new interest rate.
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