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Central bank announcements take the spotlight in this episode of Exness’ Trading Talks podcast. Michael Stark and Antreas Themistokleous explain how they interpret press releases, statements, and Q&A sessions—and why even small changes in policy language can signal big shifts in inflation and interest rates.

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We look at how central bank announcements from the Fed, ECB, and other major policymakers influence market sentiment, why inflation and interest rates dominate traders’ focus, and how you can spot signals hidden in official statements. You'll also hear real examples of how a single phrase can move markets, plus practical tips for anticipating surprises before they happen.

Whether you're trading CFD forex pairs, stocks, or commodities, understanding how central bank announcements shape inflation and interest rate expectations will give you a powerful edge in volatile markets.

🔍 Key topics in this episode on central bank announcements and inflation, and interest rates:

Why central bank press conferences move markets.

The language that signals policy shifts.

How inflation trends impact rate decisions.

Real market reactions to central bank statements.

Strategies to trade announcements with confidence.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Why GDP matters for markets
1:02 - Intro to the episode & presenters
2:04 - Definition of GDP and market relevance
3:02 - Instruments most affected by GDP releases
4:20 - Revisions: Advance, Second, and Final GDP estimates
6:06 - Example: Q4 2023 US GDP surprise and market reaction
7:17 - US vs EU GDP divergence and impact on EUR/USD
8:22 - Technical recession and market volatility potential
9:20 - GDP's connection to inflation, PMI, and other indicators

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