
LAT Pro Trading Tool
Understand where monetary policy is heading before the crowd — the single most powerful driver of currency markets.
Why it matters
- Understand a key driver of FX markets. See which central banks are expected to cut, hold or raise interest rates and how those expectations are changing.
- Identify rate divergence. Compare interest-rate expectations between economies to spot potential opportunities when monetary-policy paths begin to move apart.
- Keep your market view aligned with policy expectations. Avoid taking positions that conflict with the broader direction of central-bank policy and changing rate expectations.

Watch the Walkthrough
How the Rate Tracker works
See how to read central bank rate probabilities, spot policy divergence, and turn changing expectations into actionable forex setups.
Why Interest Rates Drive Everything
Interest rate differentials are the primary driver of forex trends. If you don’t understand where rates are heading, you’re trading blind.

Real-Time Probability Shifts
Watch how rate expectations change instantly with every economic data release. See the market repricing monetary policy in real-time.

All Major Central Banks
Track rate probabilities for the Fed, ECB, BOE, BOJ, RBA, RBNZ, BOC, and SNB — all in one place, updated in real-time.

Forward Rate Curves
See not just the next meeting but the full rate path the market is pricing in. Understand the trajectory of monetary policy months ahead.

Divergence Signals
Identify when rate expectations between two central banks are diverging — the most powerful setup for directional forex trades.

Historical Comparison
Compare current rate expectations with historical pricing to identify when markets may be over or under-pricing a move.

Policy Meeting Countdown
See not just the next meeting but the full rate path the market is pricing in. Understand the trajectory of monetary policy months ahead.
How LAT Students Use It
The rate tracker becomes the foundation of every macro trade you take. Here’s how our students use it daily.
Check rate probabilities for all major central banks each morning
Identify which currency pairs have the strongest rate divergence
Monitor how probabilities shift after key data releases
Use forward curves to position ahead of rate cycle turns
Combine with the Economic Calendar to anticipate repricing events