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The Kiwi ended last week higher against the dollar but mixed against most of its other counterparts. Will we see more uniform price action this week?

The Greenback falls on the week as expectations of a rate cut rose to combat the potential slowdown due to US trade wars. 

The British pound is a net loser on the week, mostly moving on counter currency and risk sentiment flows, but seeing mostly uniform weakness at the end, possibly on political drama. 

Mixed week for both the euro and franc, but arguably both are net winners on a weak U.S. dollar and a less-dovish-than-expected ECB statement.

Counter currency weakness and oil moves are once again the main drivers for the Loonie, but late week positive Canadian economic updates help lift CAD to a strong finish. 

Positive week for Kiwi pairs on a combination of positive China updates, a softening USD, and not so dovish interest rate comments from RBNZ members

Somewhat of a tough week for the Aussie on mixed but net bad economic updates and dovish monetary policy moves from the RBA. 

Net negative week for Japanese yen pairs, likely on rising risk sentiment as expectations of stimulative efforts from central banks rise and priced into the markets. 

The latest employment updates for both the U.S. and Canada tomorrow make the textbook ranges on USD/CAD the patterns to watch into the weekend!

The euro is set to make moves in the upcoming session or two as the ECB gives its latest monetary policy statement very soon. Will it give this add momentum to the strong move EUR/NZD?