How long have you had your macros where they are now? and what are they set at? I've been told to leave them for a couple of weeks at a time, changing them too much does nothing. you need to give your body time to adjust to the changes. Unfortunately when you work out they do change your macros but if you don't eat back your exercise calories just keep in mind what your usualy numbers are.

I would not adjust my macros unless I'm not hitting my goals (e.g. lbs/week, performance goals, etc.). If your primary goal is to lose weight, and you are losing weight, and feeling good, then I wouldn't adjust the macros much.

If you're feeling like increasing weight loss, you could increase your caloric deficit, e.g. lower total calories by just consuming less fat/protein (depending on your goals, decreasing protein may not be ideal, like if you care about maintaining or building lean muscle). I would increase caloric deficit no more than 5-10% of total calories per week and get a feel for it.

On days I train (strength training), I may have an extra 10% calories, if I feel I need it, mostly from protein. As far as other exercise, if it is low intensity and/or aerobic in nature, like walking, jogging, distance running, et cetera, I would not increase my calories unless I'm starving, treating it as an extra caloric deficit for the day.

This is all assuming you are getting plenty of sleep and relaxation, of course. Otherwise, focus on that first before mucking with macros, I'd say.

Hope this is insightful.