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The euro ends the week as a net loser as weak economic updates and a dovish ECB meeting minutes shifts sentiment to the negative, while the Swiss franc benefited greatly from U.S. dollar weakness

The Loonie was a choppy mess on the week thanks to the slight shift in sentiment by the BOC versus counter currency influences, especially the weak Greenback. 

The New Zealand dollar takes the crown this week thanks mainly to a swing positive in global risk sentiment and to U.S. dollar weakness after the Fed Chair signals a rate cut soon

The Aussie recovers from early week damage due to weak Australian updates, thanks to a big hit to the Greenback and a rise in global risk sentiment

It was a choppy and relatively low volatility week for the Japanese yen, with most intra-week moves mainly driven by counter currency moves, especially the U.S. dollar. 

NZD/USD makes it to our final watchlist post of the week as USD volatility stays bid and a fresh catalyst from New Zealand may spark a short-term Kiwi move. 

Despite some top tier events on the session for both the Loonie and Greenback, traders kept the range intact on USD/CAD. Will it continue to hold? 

AUD is on the move after disappointing business sentiment data. Are there enough catalysts ahead for the recent fall in AUD/USD to still have legs?

Kicking off the new week by taking another look at EUR/AUD. It looks like major support wins again, but could it be set to break soon? 

What better way to gauge how the Fed feels post-NFP than a bunch of FOMC-related events? Here’s what you need to watch out for this week.