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Canada is printing its inflation and retail sales numbers this week! Can they affect the Loonie’s trends from the previous week? Here’s what you can expect from the events.

Risk sentiment favored the lower-yielding euro and franc last week. Will the same hold true this time?

Sterling found itself deep in the red last week and looks prime for another decline this time. Here’s what’s coming up.

Risk sentiment dictated the yen’s price action last week. Can this week’s set of economic releases change the tides for the safe haven?

Not a lot of top-tier news from Australia this week, but it doesn’t mean that we won’t see volatility. Check out the economic themes that you have to pay attention to!

New Zealand is printing quarterly reports this week! Will they affect Kiwi’s intraweek trends? Here are points you need to know!

The Greenback beats all challengers this week despite horrible U.S. economic updates and downbeat rhetoric from various Federal Reserve members. 

It was another beatdown for GBP, once again on rising Brexit fears, terrible economic data from the U.K., and geopolitical/pandemic issues putting pressure on risk assets.

The Euro and Swiss franc dominate most of the majors this week as risk aversion sentiment seems to be the main driver of price action. 

With a mostly quiet week of Canadian headlines and data, it looks like the Loonie was trading mostly off of risk sentiment & counter currency flows.