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Counter currency catalysts were a big driver for the New Zealand dollar this week, which managed to weather the global risk aversion sentiment to see net gains on the week. 

Choppy week for Aussie pairs, but early weakness in reaction to the dovish RBA events were wiped away by strong selling in the U.S. dollar. 

Japan’s economic calendar was busier than usual, but it was global geopolitical fears that drove Japanese yen pairsto beat the non-safe haven assets this week.

Continued Brexit drama definitely puts Sterling on today’s watchlist, paired up with the Kiwi as top tier New Zealand economic data is right around the corner. 

The upcoming FOMC minutes have the potential to move the Greenback, and the upcoming PMI updates for Europe presents a few different opportunities for EUR/USD.

We’ll see if the trendline breakout in GBP/NZD is real or a fake very soon with top tier events coming from both the U.K. and New Zealand

GBP/AUD kicks off this week’s watchlist as traders may ask whether the weekend gap and top tier events ahead present a short-term opportunity

Countercurrency price action and a few positive reports pushed the Greenback higher last week. Which catalysts can move it around this week?

Oil prices kept the Loonie above water last week. Which catalysts can influence the comdoll this time?

A handful of top-tier U.K. reports are lined up this week while another round of Brexit challenges for PM May might force her to give up the Iron Throne.