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Euro and franc price action diverged again for another week, as the former was bogged down by Brexit risks while the latter banked on risk aversion. What’s next?

Sterling logged in yet another losing week as Brexit concerns returned to the forefront. What’s in the cards for this week?

Risk sentiment and Japan’s data had the yen all over the charts last week. Can this week’s catalysts inspire a more uniform price action?

A pretty light data week for Australia, which only has PMIs and Lowe’s speech on tap. Here’s what you can expect from the events.

Risk appetite and strong economic data propelled the Kiwi to the top of the forex heap last week. Can the bulls maintain the momentum this week?

Mostly a quiet week for the Greenback despite a busy U.S. economic calendar, until Thursday when more dovish Fed rhetoric hit the wires.

Negative Brexit developments were once again the focus to start the week, but Sterling was able to recover some losses after MPs block the pursuit of a no-deal Brexit

The euro takes grinds lower on European sentiment data support further ECB stimulus, while the franc generally followed the euro with a lack of major catalysts from Switzerland before rallying into the weekend

The Loonie takes a step back from recent gains thanks to pressure from falling oil prices & a disappointing read in Canadian CPI

Positive economic updates from both China and Australia lift the Australian dollar to be one of the top performing major currencies of the week