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The RBA is up this week! Will it keep its optimism on the economy? Or will it follow the RBNZ’s footsteps and drag the Aussie lower? Here are the catalysts to watch out for!

The RBNZ crushed the Kiwi pairs across the board last week. Can this week’s catalysts push it back up?

U.S. dollar pairs were a mixed bag of nuts last week, driven by counter currency influences on top of a heavy economic calendar and Fed speaking schedule

Sterling wasn’t able to break its streak of losing weeks as the U.K. government and lawmakers fail to pass a Brexit deal once again

Another week of growing Euro area economic concerns put euro bears in the driver seat, while franc pairs traded off of the euro and other counter currency flows.

A pretty quiet week for the Canadian dollar, so it’s likely that counter currency weakness and oil prices were the drivers for its all around winning week. 

After early gains, it was a knockout punch from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to put Kiwi pairs down for the week. What did the RBNZ say? 

Solid gains for Aussie pairs on counter currency weakness, and a slight rebound in global risk sentiment at the end of the week. 

Counter currency moves, bond yields and Japanese news had the yen move net negative against the major currencies in this week’s session

Sentiment is souring on Sterling once again as Brexit developments continue to point to an impasse between U.K. government and parliament. Time to take a shot at GBP/CHF?