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USD was a net loser on the week thanks to a combo of early global risk-on vibes, gloomy economic updates in the U.S., and more Fed stimulus.

The British pound finished the week as a net winner after mixed priced action mostly driven global risk sentiment & counter currency flows.

Bad data from Europe? Dovish commentary from the European Central Bank? No problem for EUR & CHF bulls who took the top spot this week!

A round of negative global risk sentiment sunk the Loonie for the week, making it one of the biggest losers of the week, despite a recovery in oil prices. 

Mixed results for the Kiwi, making moves off of both positive & negative updates from New Zealand, as well as shifts in global risk sentiment.

After a rosy start to the week on positive risk sentiment, AUD takes a turn lower as global risk sentiment turned negative late in the week.

Mixed price action for the Japanese yen this week, battling weak Japanese economic updates against early positive risk sentiment. 

The OPEC output deal is already in effect, which could mean more upside for crude oil and the correlated Loonie. Here’s what I’m looking at.

Checking out AUD/NZD strong trend higher and pullback. Will the upcoming Australian economic data keep the party going for the bulls? 

The ECB is up in a few hours! Will the central bank’s decision extend the euro’s low key downtrend against the dollar? Here’s a setup that I’m looking at.