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The BOC is up this week! Check out other major economic events that could affect the Loonie’s price action in the next couple of days.

There’s not much in the way of top-tier data again from the U.K. so sterling could keep taking cues from election-related poll results. 

It’s just gonna be the usual slew of low-tier reports from the euro zone and Swiss economy this week, so their currencies might take cues from sentiment instead.

The combo of positive trade updates and weak domestic data clobbered the yen last week. Can the bulls catch up with this week’s potential catalysts?

Aussie bulls and bears are in for a busy week, as traders look to top-tier Australian data and global trade updates for volatility.

Kiwi is in for a data-light trading week! So, which catalysts can potentially move the comdoll around? Here’s a list.

Mixed week for the Greenback as counter currency flows took center stage during a holiday shortened week in the U.S. 

U.K. election polling data was the big driver for Sterling this week, with the data pointing to a comfortable lead by the Tories to push GBP higher.

Both the euro and Swiss franc were net losers on the week as demand for the low-yielders fell with early week positive signs from the global trade story.

Canadian dollars bulls were likely happy campers this week as the Loonie was a net winner, most likely thanks to positive vibes in global risk sentiment.