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No major data from Canada this week! Does this mean that the Loonie will dance to the tune of market risk sentiment again?

Weak data and downgraded BOE forecasts weighed on sterling last week, but Carney’s optimism still gave the currency some support. Can this week’s events keep the climb going?

Quarterly growth figures are up for release from the euro zone’s top economy, Germany, and the entire region this week. Any clues from the latest set of data?

Will the yen extend its gains from the previous week? Here are catalysts that could influence its price action!

A combo of a surprisingly dovish RBA statement and weak global and domestic data dragged the Aussie to the bottom last week. Will this week’s catalysts give it some reprieve?

The New Zealand dollar danced to the tune of risk sentiment last week. Will the RBNZ’s policy decision give the comdoll its own moves?

The U.S. dollar takes the top spot this week, likely due to traders flocking to the safe haven all week as global data continues to disappoint.

Major market moving Brexit catalysts seemed to have taken a breather this week, shifting the focus back to risk sentiment and U.K. data for Sterling pairs. 

Tough week for the euro after a flood of weak European data, while the Swiss franc sits pretty as global risk sentiment sours, benefiting the safe haven currency.

Weak global risk sentiment and falling oil prices put the hurt on the Loonie this week, making it one of the worst performers among the major currencies!