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Countercurrency flows gave the Loonie some wins last week. Which catalysts can influence the comdoll in the next few days?

Apart from the jobs report, there’s not much in the way of major U.K. economic releases this week as the focus could stay on overall sentiment.

The spotlight turns to the SNB for its upcoming monetary policy statement this week. Will this central bank also announce some form of stimulus or intervention?

After a choppy week, can yen crosses see one-directional price movements this week? Check out the market themes yen bulls and bears are likely watching.

Can the Aussie recover from its heavy losses from last week? Here’s a list of market themes that might affect the comdoll’s prices.

So RBNZ cut rates to start the week. What’s next for the Kiwi in the next couple of days? Here’s a list of potential catalysts to watch.

USD is back on top this week, once again on coronavirus fears sparking demand for U.S. dollars in risk sentiment terms, as well as in liquidity demand by global companies & banks.

We got weak UK economic data, a rate cut from the Bank of England, and coronavirus fears to take the British pound down!

With the coronavirus pandemic picking up steam, it’s no surprise that both EUR & CHF were once again out performers this week as traders continued to stay away from risk assets.

CAD was hit early weak oil prices, but coronavirus fears and counter currency flows managed to give the Loonie some wins in what was a net negative performance for the week.