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Without any major U.K. reports lined up this week, what factors could push pound pairs around? Here’s what you need to look at.

There’s not much in the way of top-tier catalysts from the euro zone and Switzerland this week, so market sentiment might once again reign supreme. 

No major reports from Japan this week, which opens up the safe haven to risk-related volatility. Here are factors you should watch out for!

Both China and Australia are printing top tier reports this week! Which ones should you watch out for?

New Zealand wont’ be printing top-tier reports this week, which means volatility will likely come from countercurrency price action.

With no major catalysts in sight, will we see an extension of yesterday’s major themes? Here’s why I’m considering GBP/USD for the next couple of hours.

AUD/USD hits the watchlist for a short-term setup as momentum picks up on fresh catalysts. Are there still pips to catch or is a reversal ahead? 

Between OPEC+ members’ meeting and Uncle Sam’s weekly initial jobless claims, I think we’ll see volatility on USD/CAD’s charts today. Here’s a setup that I’m looking at.

With risk sentiment swinging positive and oil taking a hit on inventory data, this consolidation breakout on AUD/CAD is one to watch for quick pips or possibly even a swing trade. 

It’s still a pretty light day in terms of economic data, so I’m gonna stick with this technical play on USD/JPY.