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The Greenback wasn’t exactly in the best shape to take advantage of risk-off flows after the Fed’s statement turned out more dovish than expected. Here’s a quick recap. United States Headlines and Economic data Proposed Trump-Xi summit to end trade war may be pushed back to June Homebuilder sentiment holds steady despite a decline in …

In the latest round of Brexit plot twists, the U.K. government got a tighter than expected extension on the breakup date, but relatively upbeat data saved the day.

The euro took a late week beating thanks to European PMI data, while the franc saw mostly green thanks to the rise in risk aversion sentiment.

The Loonie is the biggest loser of the week thanks to the one two punch of global risk-off vibes and BOC expectations

Wonky price action this week for the Kiwi as this high-yielder bucked the risk-off sentiment by taking advantage of counter currency weakness.

The Japanese yen takes the crown this week as global risk aversion sentiment and counter currency catalysts push traders back into the safe haven

Aussie pair price action was pretty diverse this week as mixed Aussie data battled RBA rhetoric, global risk sentiment and counter currency flows.

The Fed shocked the markets just yesterday and we’ve got Canadian CPI tomorrow, which makes this simple range on USD/CAD one to watch for the next session or two

With top tier catalysts coming for both the Aussie and Greenback, the consolidation pattern on AUD/USD and potential breakout scenarios goes on the watchlist today.

Rising oil prices and the constant potential for Brexit volatility spikes for the pound makes this textbook technical setup on GBP/CAD one to watch for the session