The World Bank announced on Thursday that it would decrease the GDP forecast for the Pacific and East Asia region.
On Thursday, Australian statisticians revealed that the country's unemployment had hit the mining boom low levels.
During Thursday's Asian trading hours, stock indices in Asia surged, as central banks signalled a continuation of monetary stimulus.
During Wednesday's US trading hours, the US Dollar index declined, as Jerome Powell revealed that monetary policy would remain stimulating.
On July 14, at 14:00 GMT, the Bank of Canada made a rate statement and published its Monetary Policy Report of July 2021. In the aftermath of the release, the USD/CAD surged more than 50 base points.
On Wednesday, Isabel Schnabel, ECB Board Member, stated that the ECB would need to see more inflation before starting to tighten policy.
The Chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell revealed that monetary policy would remain stimulating despite the recent inflation growth.
On Wednesday, at 12:30 GMT, the US Dollar dropped due to higher than expected Producer Price Indices being released.
The release of the US Consumer Price Index data on Tuesday caused high volatility of the EUR/USD and eventually a booking of new July low level at 1.1773 during the early hours of Wednesday's trading.
On Wednesday, the New Zealand Dollar edged higher by 50 pips against the US Dollar after the RBNZ agreed to reduce the current stimulatory level.
On Tuesday, Limetree Bay owners revealed that they had filed for bankruptcy due to a lack of new funding.
During Tuesday's trading hours, the stock price of Tencent recovered due to Chinese regulators approving a $3.5 billion deal to buy Sogou.
At 12:30 GMT, on Tuesday, the publication of the US Consumer Price Index and Core Consumer Price Index are expected to cause USD volatility.
During Tuesday's Asian trading hours, stock indices in Asia surged, as Asian stocks followed Wall Street.
On Tuesday, Reuters revealed that the rate decision of the Bank of Japan would be released on July 16 03:00-04:30 GMT.
Reuters revealed on Monday that the Bank of Japan in an effort to promote the Asian bond market would buy green bonds.
At the start of Monday's US trading hours, the stock price of Apple hit a new all-time-high level at $146.27.
On Monday, CryptoCompare revealed that cryptocurrency trading volumes had dropped by 40% in June.
On Monday, the CEO of Tesla was set to testify in a lawsuit against shareholders about the $2.6 billion purchase of SolarCity.
At 12:30 GMT, on Tuesday, the publication of the US Consumer Price Index and Core Consumer Price Index are expected to cause USD volatility.
On Monday, the US Dollar index remained flat near the 92.00 level, as the markets expected Tuesday's US inflation data.
During Monday's Asian and European trading hours, stock indices around the world recovered due to a policy easing in China.
On Wednesday, at 02:00 GMT the Reserve Bank of New Zealand would make a Rate Statement. On the same day, at 14:00 GMT the Bank of Canada would also publish its Overnight Rate.
At 12:30 GMT, on Tuesday, the publication of the US Consumer Price Index and Core Consumer Price Index are expected to cause USD volatility.