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A handful of major economic reports are lined up from the U.K. this week, but the spotlight would likely stay on Brexit. Here’s what you should watch out for.

Who’s up for trading the yen this week? If you are, then you better check out which catalysts can affect its price action!

The RBA is up this week! What are traders expecting from the central bank? More importantly, how might the Aussie react?

Market bulls dominated Kiwi’s charts for most of last week. Can they extend their gains with this week’s catalysts?

Another mixed week for USD as counter currency influences & geopolitical headlines were main drivers for the intra-week ups and downs.

The euro was knocked down early by business sentiment data, while the Swiss franc, it saw choppy action but ultimately ended up positive on surprise geopolitical headlines.

A strong performance in CAD this week, likely due to counter currency weakness & a rebound in global risk-on sentiment after early week of extreme geopolitical fears.  

No Brexit optimism and late week dovish comments from a BOE member pushed Sterling to finish as the worst performing major currency of the week!

Kiwi bulls took the lead early on and never looked back on counter currency weakness & positive comments from RBNZ Governor Orr on unconventional monetary policy.

It was a mixed ending against the majors for AUD on counter currency flows and a roller coaster week of geopolitical news influences.