Last week saw some significant movements in the Kiwi dollar, with analysts predicting another hike by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. This prediction, made by a reputable analyst at Bloomberg, spurred market activity around the NZDUSD. However, it's essential to understand that this strength in the Kiwi dollar isn't necessarily due to weakness in other currencies, but rather reflects specific developments in New Zealand's economic landscape.

Now, moving on to the economic calendar for the week, we have some key events to keep an eye on. It's worth noting that it's Chinese New Year, so markets in China, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Brazil will be observing holidays. Today, we've already had the Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor's speech, which I'll review in more detail during tomorrow's webinar.

Looking ahead, we have notable events such as the US CPI and UK CPI scheduled for Wednesday. The UK CPI, in particular, is generating buzz, with expectations of a rise that could impact currency movements. Thursday will bring GDP data from Japan, Australia, and the UK, providing further insights into these economies.

Friday's agenda includes retail sales data, initial jobless claims in the US, and more speeches from central bank officials. And as we wrap up the week, Saturday will see the release of PMI data for the US.

I hope you all have a fantastic week filled with fruitful trades and exciting opportunities. Remember, preparation is key, so stay informed and stay ahead of the game. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to drop them below, and I'll do my best to address them. Until next time, happy trading, and have a great week ahead!

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