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Asian session traders had a quiet day as they await Trump’s actions on China. Will we see a similar lack of volatility during the London session. Here’s a setup you might want to consider.

Volatility has picked up in the pound over the past couple of sessions, and with a busy economic calendar for Japan ahead, GBP/JPY looks like one of the best pairs to watch for short-term opportunities. 

There are no major reports coming up in the next session, so I’m looking at this USD/CHF triangle consolidation setup for now.

The Aussie fell as global risk sentiment quickly shifted negative. Is there momentum in the sell off and will AUD/CAD bears benefit? 

The risk-friendly rallies were dented during the Asian session, as traders worried about Hong Kong’s bills and their impact on the U.S.-China relations.

It’s a positive start to the new week, once again on hopes of a recovery as economies open and vaccine development progresses, making the upside break in AUD/JPY one to watch. 

There are a few medium-tier reports on the euro zone’s docket this session, so I’m hoping for a bit more action on this euro pair.

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Canada is printing its Q1 GDP this week! What are analysts expecting and what other themes can affect the Loonie’s price action this week?

The euro and franc found themselves in the red as risk-taking picked up in the previous week. What’s coming up next?