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A bunch of medium-tier reports are due from the euro zone this week, but these might pale in comparison to the ECB events. Read on to know what’s up!

Got a few major reports coming in from the U.K. this week, and these should provide clues on future BOE action. Here’s what’s lined up!

The yen lost pips to its counterparts last week as U.S.-Iran tensions faded. What catalysts can move the safe haven this week?

Aussie bulls and bears are in for a busy week as China is scheduled to print a bunch of top-tier releases.

No top-tier data from New Zealand this week, so business and overall market sentiment will likely take center stage for Kiwi bulls and bears.

The U.S. dollar beats all challengers this week as Middle East tensions declined and U.S. business sentiment improves.

Sterling beats most of the major currencies this week after a strong start on positive PMI data was able to weather a very dovish comment from BOE Governor Carney later in the week. 

No major catalysts from the Euro area meant that traders in both the euro and franc deferred to counter currency flows and risk sentiment in a relatively quiet week. 

Fading geopolitical fears & weak-than-expected Canadian updates were likely the themes behind the Loonie’s mixed but net negative performance this week. 

With no major catalysts from New Zealand, the Kiwi succumbs to counter currency flows and geopolitical risks.