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With the Brexit deadline now extended to early next year, the spotlight could turn back to U.K. economic events for now. Here’s what’s up!

The euro zone’s got a mix of medium-tier and top-tier reports this week while the SNB is due to print its foreign currency reserves data. What should you expect?

A combo of dovish BOJ and risk-friendly trading environment dragged the yen lower last week. Will the tides change for the safe haven this week?

Positive Australian data and global risk sentiment made tons of bulls happy last week. Can they maintain their momentum with this week’s catalysts?

Positive risk sentiment boosted the Kiwi against its peers last week. Here’s what you need to know about this week’s catalysts!

Busy week of economic updates for the U.S., but it was all about the Federal Reserve’s latest monetary policy statement, which ended up sinking the Greenback into the weekend.  

It was a rare quiet but positive week for Sterling as the the usual major Brexit headlines were few and the odds of a no-deal Brexit continued to rise.

Mixed week for both EUR & CHF as a lack of top tier European and Swiss headlines meant counter currency influences were the main behavioral drivers for EUR and CHF  pairs.

No love for CAD this week after a surprisingly dovish statement from the BOC, as well as likely pressure coming from falling oil prices. 

Positive week for NZD in reaction to more global central bank easing and positive developments on the geopolitical / economic fronts, including New Zealand’s housing and business sectors.