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It was an up and down week for the Japanese yen, but ultimately it was a net loser on rising global risk sentiment and net negative Japanese data. 

Recent crude oil rallies and expectations for a strong jobs rebound in Canada could join forces to lift the Loonie over the next few hours. 

U.K. elections and Australian data continues to drive the GBP/AUD higher, but will the trend continue or end with another round of Australian data ahead of us? 

Today’s weaker-than-expected Australian data releases got me looking at AUD/NZD’s downtrend on the 1-hour chart. What do you think?

The Loonie is on the move thanks to the BOC, and with more negative economic updates from the U.S., USD/CAD looks like it has more short-term pips to give. 

The Kiwi took some hits as risk aversion returned on account of fresh trade tensions, but data from New Zealand remains mostly upbeat.

Checking out AUD/JPY for a short-term setup as risk sentiment turns negative and ahead of more data from Australia, likely to bring volatility to the Aussie.

A surprisingly less dovish RBA boosted the Aussie earlier today. Can the bulls maintain their momentum in the next trading sessions?

A potentially big event ahead for the Australian dollar could change this slow grind higher in AUD/JPY into a strong short-term breakout play. 

After a shortened trading week, U.S. traders will come back to a busy data calendar. Here are events that can move the dollar this week!