German Inflation Remains Steady in Further Sign of Eurozone Easing on.wsj.com/3UzZXNQ

Glynn’s Take: RBA in a Quandary About What to Do Next on.wsj.com/4dj7xDV

As the debate rages over whether and when the Fed cuts interest rates, another is being waged over where they will settle on.wsj.com/49YZ5XJ

The Federal Reserve and White House historically have had an uneasy peace as central bankers are haunted by the danger of political meddling in inflation-control policies on.wsj.com/3QiUZT2

Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Focus on Fed Decision, U.S. Jobs Data and Weak Japanese Yen on.wsj.com/44iCfJl

Singapore Economy Likely to Strengthen This Year, But Faces Long-Term Pressures on.wsj.com/3w87FWe

Bank of Japan Holds Rates Steady, Expects Inflation to Stay Around 2% on.wsj.com/3JB0rNC

Donald Trump’s allies are quietly drafting proposals that would attempt to erode the Federal Reserve’s independence if the former president wins a second term on.wsj.com/3UjpZ6P

U.K. Consumers Get Spring in Step as Confidence Mounts on.wsj.com/3UxDLE9

Investors are backing away from expectations that the central bank can reduce rates in coming months, hitting markets on.wsj.com/3Udbp0t

Persistently High Commodity Prices Could Delay Interest Rate Cuts, World Bank Says on.wsj.com/3W8wUSS

The report comes after a string of federal data in recent weeks suggested that the American economy keeps powering through the highest interest rates in 23 years on.wsj.com/3UypAig

German Consumer Confidence Reaches Two-Year High on.wsj.com/4aSkO4W

South Korea’s Economy Posts Stronger-Than-Expected Growth on.wsj.com/4dgcOfp

The U.S. is gaining on its economic peers—based on an admittedly simple metric, Greg Ip writes on.wsj.com/3Uvouno

Bank of Canada officials were split on how soon rate cuts could start, minutes say on.wsj.com/3Qjcbb5

Canada Retail Sales Slip 0.1% in February, Seen Flat in March on.wsj.com/3xRhp7M

German Business Sentiment Continues to Brighten on.wsj.com/3JvzXwG

Bank Indonesia Raise Rates In Surprise Move as Rupiah Stumbles on.wsj.com/3QEBIMn

China Central Bank Remarks Suggest Bond-Trading Liquidity Boost Not Imminent on.wsj.com/4d9vy0e