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Tough week for both the euro and franc on weak economic updates from the euro area and bearish commentary from the SNB

Despite a BOC monetary policy meeting to shake things up, it was a mixed week for Canadian dollar pairs as it falls to counter currency influences

Kiwi pairs were able to recover from early week China & Australia related weakness, but not enough to end the week as a net winner

The Aussie is the biggest loser of the week after a disappointing CPI updates renews rate cut speculation

Strong week for Japanese yen bulls likely due to a shift in risk sentiment and despite weak Japanese economic updates

Solid run higher for USD/CHF this week, but it’s now running into minor resistance. Reversal time or just a speed bump in the rally? 

CAD/JPY makes it to the top of the watchlist thanks to central bank catalysts from both Canada and Japan, and solid support & resistance levels to watch ahead. 

EUR/AUD is retesting a resistance area that has been a tough nut to crack for the bulls in April. Will the upcoming top tier data be the hammer needed for the buyers? 

With an empty economic calendar ahead, focusing on technical analysis and risk sentiment for the session. Does this support break on AUD/CAD have the legs to move lower? 

Uncle Sam will print its advance GDP report in a few days! Think you’re ready to trade the report? Here are catalysts that might affect the dollar this week.