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Central Banks Tracker:
Monitor Every Rate Decision Live

Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ, SNB, RBA, RBNZ, BoC and more. Rate decisions, speeches, policy statements and forward guidance, tracked in real time and integrated with your live forex news feed.

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CENTRAL BANKS TRACKER — LIVE ● LIVE
Fed
Federal Reserve · USD
4.25–4.50%
Next: Jun 10, 2026
HAWKISH
ECB
European Central Bank · EUR
2.50%
Next: Jun 11, 2026
DOVISH
BoE
Bank of England · GBP
4.25%
Next: Jun 18, 2026
NEUTRAL
BoJ
Bank of Japan · JPY
0.50%
Next: Jun 17, 2026
HAWKISH
SNB
Swiss National Bank · CHF
0.25%
Next: Jun 19, 2026
DOVISH
RBA
Reserve Bank of Australia · AUD
3.85%
Next: Jul 7, 2026
NEUTRAL

Illustrative data · Live rates and meeting dates update continuously in the Pro terminal

Central Bank Decisions Are the Biggest Forex Catalyst

No event moves currency markets more reliably than a central bank rate decision. Understanding the policy trajectory of each major bank is non-negotiable for serious forex and macro traders.

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Rate Decisions

Interest rate hikes strengthen a currency by attracting yield-seeking capital. Cuts weaken it. But markets trade the expectation — TNT tracks every data point that shapes rate path forecasts, so you're positioned before the announcement.

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Speeches & Testimonies

A single sentence from a Fed Chair speech or ECB President statement can move EUR/USD 80 pips. TNT covers all scheduled and ad-hoc central bank speeches with live wire feeds, hawkish/dovish tone tagging and instant squawk alerts for key phrases.

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Policy Statements

Post-meeting policy statements contain the forward guidance markets trade on. TNT delivers the full statement text alongside instant analyst commentary, so you understand the nuance — not just the headline rate number.

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Meeting Calendar

Never be caught off-guard. TNT's rate decision calendar lists every upcoming meeting for all tracked central banks, with countdown timers and pre-meeting consensus forecasts so you know what markets are pricing in advance.

Every Major Central Bank, One Interface

TNT tracks 12+ central banks responsible for the world's most traded currencies. Benchmark rates shown reflect the most recent published policy decisions. Live rates update continuously in the terminal.

Fed
Federal Reserve (USD)
4.25–4.50%
ECB
European Central Bank (EUR)
2.50%
BoE
Bank of England (GBP)
4.25%
BoJ
Bank of Japan (JPY)
0.50%
SNB
Swiss National Bank (CHF)
0.25%
RBA
Reserve Bank of Australia (AUD)
3.85%
RBNZ
Reserve Bank NZ (NZD)
3.50%
BoC
Bank of Canada (CAD)
2.75%
Riksbank
Sweden (SEK)
2.25%
Norges
Norges Bank (NOK)
4.50%
PBoC
People's Bank of China (CNY)
3.10%
BCB
Banco Central do Brasil (BRL)
10.50%

Rate Decision Calendar: Next 6 Weeks

Stay ahead of every rate decision. The TNT monetary policy tracker shows meeting dates, current consensus forecasts and the expected market impact for each event.

Date (2026) Bank Current Rate Consensus Impact Tone (Last)
Jun 10 Fed (FOMC) 4.25–4.50% Hold HIGH Hawkish
Jun 11 ECB 2.50% Hold HIGH Dovish
Jun 17 BoJ 0.50% Hold HIGH Hawkish
Jun 18 BoE MPC 4.25% Hold HIGH Neutral
Jun 19 SNB 0.25% Hold MED Dovish
Jul 7 RBA 3.85% –25bp MED Neutral

Meeting dates verified against official central bank publications. Consensus reflects pre-meeting wire surveys. Live timeline and pricing updates inside the Pro terminal.

Never Miss a Rate Decision Again

1

Open the Central Banks Panel

Access the dedicated central banks tracker from the TNT Pro sidebar. The panel shows all upcoming meeting dates with countdown timers, current benchmark rates and the last known tone for each bank — hawkish, dovish or neutral.

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Follow the Decision Live

On meeting day, the news feed automatically elevates all central bank wires to the top. Rate decisions hit the feed the instant they are released — before TV, before most platforms. The squawk box reads out the decision audibly so you don't need to watch the screen.

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Analyze the Statement & Press Conference

TNT aggregates the full policy statement text alongside analyst commentary and speech transcripts as they drop. Forward guidance, dot plot changes, inflation outlook revisions — all tagged and searchable within seconds of release.

TNT vs. Other Central Bank Tracking Tools

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Central Banks Tracker — Frequently Asked Questions

How do central bank decisions affect forex?

Interest rate decisions are the single biggest driver of forex markets. When a central bank raises rates, its currency typically strengthens as higher yields attract capital inflows. Rate cuts weaken a currency. But the impact extends beyond the decision itself — forward guidance, dot plots and the tone of post-meeting press conferences can move currency pairs by hundreds of pips even when the rate stays unchanged. Traders who understand the full policy picture — not just the headline number — are far better positioned.

Which central banks move the market most?

The Federal Reserve (Fed) has the greatest global impact because the US dollar is the world's reserve currency — every Fed decision ripples through all asset classes, from equities to emerging market bonds. The ECB is second, driving EUR and European risk assets. The BOJ has been increasingly market-moving due to its yield curve control policy shifts. The BOE, SNB, RBA and BOC each dominate their respective currency pairs and regional markets.

How can I track central bank speeches?

Trading News Terminal's Central Banks Tracker aggregates speech transcripts, live wire coverage and analysis the moment a central bank official starts speaking. Each speech is tagged by bank, official name and hawkish/dovish tone. You also receive squawk alerts for key phrases — rate path language, inflation forecasts, balance sheet guidance — so you never miss a market-moving comment mid-session, even when you're not watching the screen.

What is the Fed funds rate?

The Federal funds rate is the interest rate at which US commercial banks lend reserve balances to each other overnight. It is set by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) at meetings held approximately every six weeks. The Fed funds rate is the benchmark for US borrowing costs and anchors global risk pricing — changes in it affect everything from US mortgages and corporate credit spreads to emerging market currencies and gold prices.

How often do central banks meet?

Meeting frequency varies by institution: the Fed (FOMC) meets 8 times per year, roughly every 6 weeks. The ECB Governing Council meets every 6 weeks. The BOE Monetary Policy Committee meets 8 times per year. The BOJ Policy Board meets 8 times per year. The SNB meets quarterly — just 4 times per year — making each decision especially significant for CHF pairs. TNT's rate decision calendar displays every upcoming meeting date across all 12+ tracked central banks in a single unified view.

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About the analyst behind this tracker

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Luís Barata

Founder, Trading News Terminal · Forex educator since 2013

Trading the FX market since 2013, with a focus on macro and central bank policy reading. Built Trading News Terminal to fix the speed gap between professional newswires (Reuters, Dow Jones) and the retail trader, after years of watching prop-firm desks get the call seconds before independent traders did.

Writes the daily Luís Barata Forex Trader blog (PT/BR) and the TNT analysis feed. Editorial focus: Fed dot plots, ECB forward guidance, BoJ yield-curve nuance, and how to fade the wire-first overreaction.

LinkedIn ↗ luisbarataforextrader.com ↗ About TNT ↗

Data sources & editorial standards

Meeting dates and benchmark rates on this page reflect the most recent official publications from each central bank. We cross-check every figure against primary sources before publishing:

Live wire content inside the terminal pulls from professional newswire feeds with sub-second latency. We do not aggregate from Telegram channels or social media for primary alerts. Tone tags (hawkish/dovish/neutral) are assigned by editorial review of each statement, not algorithmically.

Page last reviewed: 27 May 2026 · Next scheduled review: after the 10–18 June rate-decision cluster · Corrections: [email protected]