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The focus could shift to top-tier U.K. reports and Brexit negotiations with the EU this week, but will these give sterling a much-needed lift?

Risk aversion pushed the yen higher last week. Can the bulls keep their momentum given this week’s catalysts?

RBA’s Lowe will be giving a speech this week. Can he influence AUD’s intraweek trends this week?

A lack of economic data left the Kiwi vulnerable to risk sentiment last week. Will we see the same trends this time around?

USD was a choppy mess thanks to Fed speak, weak U.S. data & coronavirus updates, but USD bulls were able to hold on for a net win.

With a quiet UK calendar, GBP put in a mixed but positive performance on counter currency flows and shifting global risk sentiment. 

EUR & CHF were net losers on negative economic data & commentary from Europe, as well as counter currency flows & global risk sentiment being more positive this week.

CAD closed as a net loser on Friday, taking hits from multiple angles including a big drop in oil prices, more stimulus from the BOC, & another round of weak economic updates Canada. 

A rough start to the week for Kiwi bulls, prompting a drop too big to overcome with the end-of-week global risk rally on coronavirus therapy hopes.

After an up and down week, AUD closes as a net winner on Friday despite historically weak sentiment data from Australia and lockdown extension.