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Australia and the U.K. have some top tier economic events coming our way, which makes the volatile range in GBP/AUD one to watch for the next session or two

The Fed is up this week, folks! Are you ready to trade the dollar? I don’t think so! At least not until you read the top potential dollar movers over the next few days.

Will the Loonie get a more uniform price action this week? Let’s take a look at the catalysts that might affect the comdoll over the next couple of days.

Sterling banked on confirmation that a no-deal Brexit would be avoided, but uncertainty remains as the delay is up for debate. What else can move GBP pairs this week?

Euro pairs might be off to a slow start for the week as the exciting economic reports won’t be out until Friday. Here’s what you should prep for.

We know from last week’s price action that yen pairs can take cues from Japan’s economic reports. Which ones should you watch out for this week?

Australia is printing its labor market data this week! Think it will push the Aussie higher against its counterparts this week?

The Kiwi’s moves were dictated by the price action of its peers last week. Will it have a chance at making its own waves this week?

Greenback bears took control this week as US economic updates leaned a bit negative and global risk sentiment had traders lightening up on safe havens

It was all about Brexit for the British pound as traders and Parliament navigated through several crucial Brexit votes this past week