Pip Diddy

With a near empty calendar from New Zealand, global risk sentiment and counter currency strength were likely the main drivers for another net disappointing week for Kiwi bulls.

The Aussie dollar was once again a big loser on the week on both the continued global risk aversion environment and weak economic updates from Australia. 

A choppy and volatile week for the Japanese yen, ending as a net winner on another round of negative risk sentiment as the coronavirus continues to spread. 

I’ve got EUR/USD on my watchlist again for today as the pair is presenting another neat retracement opportunity. Check it out!

With the ECB holding off of rate cuts and risk sentiment in near panic mode, the uptrend in EUR/AUD is one to watch with a light calendar ahead!

With the ECB publishing its decision in a few hours, I’ve got my eyes on a potential break-and-retest scenario on EUR/USD’s chart.

AUD/JPY hits the top of the watchlist as the pair forms a classic consolidation play setup on the one hour chart.

With crude oil trying to rebound from its sharp tumble, can this Loonie pair fill its weekend gap as well? Here’s what I’m looking at.

Traders are back to risk-on mode on stimulus hopes, but will it last for the session? If not, USD/JPY looks like it has potential for the bears out there.

EUR/USD is seeing some retracement after the dollar saw some love during the Asian session. Are we looking at a hot retracement opportunity?