Central bank minutes: do you read them?
Minutes arrive weeks after decisions and reveal the debate behind the vote. They move markets less than decisions but teach more about what's coming.
Do you follow them?
- which banks' minutes you read
- the signal you look for in the language
- how minutes shape your next-decision expectations
The Bank of Canada deliberations are a recent example.
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