Gate News message, April 27 — Five major central banks—the Bank of Japan, Bank of Canada, U.S. Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and European Central Bank—will hold policy meetings this week, with monetary policy decisions expected to be the primary market driver, according to Asger Wilhelm Dalsjo, an analyst at Danske Bank. The meetings come as Middle East conflict enters its ninth week, with central banks assessing its economic impact and future implications.
All five central banks are expected to maintain interest rates unchanged. However, their assessments of the economic consequences of the Middle East conflict will be closely monitored by markets.
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