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With no Bank of Canada to encourage risk-taking, will Loonie bears dominate this week’s trading? Let’s see the potential catalysts for your Loonie trades.

Even with only a few reports on deck, it could still be an exciting week for the euro and franc as other catalysts could steal the show.

Looking to trade the pound this week? Here are some mid-tier economic reports to keep an eye out for!

Will the yen see another choppy week? Or will market themes push the safe-haven into clear intraweek trends this week?

Ready to trade the Aussie this week? Here are lower-tier catalysts that might inspire good intraday moves for the comdoll.

There aren’t a lot of closely watched potential catalysts on tap for most of the major economies, which means Kiwi traders may once again look to risk sentiment for direction.

COVID-19 headlines, Fed speak, & improving U.S. economic data that had USD traders bouncing back and forth to a mixed, net negative week for the Greenback.

Concerns from the BOE on the jobs outlook and a weaker-than-expected GDP read were the likely drivers for its under performnce against the majors this week.

EUR rallied on hopes of a recovery fund agreement & improving economic updates, while CHF soured on comments from the SNB on keeping an expansive monetary policy. 

Surprisingly positive rhetoric from the BOC made for a net positive week for the Loonie despite terrible jobs data revisions and a round of risk-off sentiment.