TRADING PRICE ACTION PATTERNS

This week is packed with central bank decisions: Key central bank decisions (15–19 June 2026) 16 June (Tuesday) Reserve Bank of Australia Rate expected to remain at 4.35%; the market will scrutinise the statement for clues on future moves. 16 June (Tuesday) Bank of Japan One of the week’s most important decisions for the foreign exchange and bond markets. 17 June (Wednesday) Federal Reserve Key event of the week – decision, macro projections and Fed Chair’s press conference. 17 June (Wednesday) Sveriges Riksbank Decision and statement on the future path of interest rates. 18 June (Thursday) Bank of England Rates expected to remain unchanged. 18 June (Thursday) Swiss National Bank Decision important for the Swiss franc. What to watch out for in particular? Fed (17 June) – greatest potential to trigger movements across all markets. BoJ (16 June) – impact on the JPY, bonds and the global carry trade. RBA (16 June) – important for the AUD and the commodities market; most economists expect rates to remain at 4.35%. BoE (18 June) – particularly significant for the GBP and European bonds.