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Can Kiwi bulls extend their rallies this week? Here are potential catalysts you need to be aware of!

The Greenback ends as a net loser on the week, only able to make gains against the other “safe haven” majors as market players went into risk-on mode. 

A net positive performance for GBP despite net negative economic updates from the U.K. & difficulty with Brexit talks; it’s likely the price action in Sterling pairs were mainly influenced by global risk sentiment.

Global risk sentiment was the main driver for EUR & CHF net negative week, but we did see some love for the euro after the bigger-than-expected stimulus efforts from the ECB.

Even with the latest BOC rate statement & Canadian jobs, the Loonie was mostly mixed, mostly moving on global risk sentiment & counter currency flows. 

NZD took the top spot this week thanks to another solid round of positive risk sentiment sparked by the reopening of the global economy.

The Aussie was nearly unbeatable as positive global risk sentiment continus, and with a little help from better-than-expected Australian data.

It was a tough one for yen bulls this week as positive risk sentiment was the main driver to send JPY lower

The euro has been on a tear in the past trading sessions, but can it hold up against the Loonie with risk appetite kicking in?

EUR/JPY is seeing some action today, sparked by the latest ECB meeting. Is the uptrend still intact or will the bears start to take control?