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Geopolitical and global growth worries dragged the Loonie to the bottom of the forex heap last week. Can this week’s catalysts turn things around for the comdoll?

Brexit continues to hog the spotlight in terms of pound price action… and for good reason! Here’s what’s coming up next.

A handful of medium-tier reports and the ECB minutes are all lined up for this week. How might the euro react to these?

Geopolitical and global growth concerns kept yen bulls busy last week. Can this week’s Japanese reports inspire retracements?

No high interest rates? No problem! Can Aussie bulls keep the bears at bay for another week this week?

Kiwi is in for a data light trading week! Can the bulls extend their gains from this week’s potential catalysts?

Global economic growth fears had traders rushing into USD early on, but the uncertainty faded later on positive geopolitical updates & U.S. employment data to push USD to a net loss performance for the week.

A relatively quiet week for Sterling but overall, the pound outperformed a majority of the majors despite weak U.K. economic updates and continued Brexit uncertainty.

Global risk sentiment & counter currency flows was the likely driver for the mixed price action among euro pairs this past week, while the Swiss franc ends the week as a net loser on weak economic updates from Switzerland.

Geopolitical risks & global economic growth worries took down the Loonie to ranking as the worst major currency of the week.