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Domestic data played a big part in dragging the Loonie lower across the board last week. Which events can move the comdoll on this data-light trading week?

Brexit takes front and center this week as the House of Commons has a series of big votes lined up. Will Brexit be delayed?

There’s not much in the way of top-tier reports from the euro zone this time, but that doesn’t mean the shared currency is in for a dull week. Here’s what you should look out for.

A pretty busy week for the yen, as Japan is set to print top-tier reports including the BOJ’s policy decision. Here’s what’s up!

Will the Aussie take cues from domestic data this week? Or will countercurrency moves dictate the comdoll’s price action for another week?

Another light trading week ahead for the New Zealand dollar. Which catalysts can move the Kiwi this time around?

Counter currency weakness and global risk aversion sentiment were likely the main reasons traders went bullish on the Greenback this week. 

Not a good turn of events for Sterling bulls this week as Brexit developments turn sour, prompting the British pound to take last place among the majors for the week

Rough, rough week for both currencies with pressure from Brexit news and the ECB meeting knocking the euro down and the franc closely following.

The Loonie was pressured for most of the week on disappointing news from Canada as well as fears of a global growth slowdown.