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We’ve got a potentially huge volatility event coming with today’s U.K. parliament vote on Brexit. Here’s a couple tips to manage risk in case you’re bold enough to trade it. 

Volatility is light and news catalysts are slim, but this short-term setup on NZD/JPY could be one to watch with this risk-off environment. 

A combo of improved risk appetite and weak domestic prospects dragged the dollar lower last week. Will this week’s potential catalysts bring it back up?

The Loonie’s price action was a mixed bag of beans last week. Will we see a more uniform price action this week? Here are the possible catalysts.

All eyes and ears are on the Brexit vote this week as the outcome would decide the U.K. economy’s fate for years to come. Here’s what to expect.

The latest batch of reports from the region haven’t been all that upbeat, and a couple more event risks are on the horizon this time. Here’s what you should look out for.

The yen was at the bottom of the heap last week thanks to a combo of weak domestic data and improved market risk sentiment. Will we see the same trends this week?

The Aussie has been having a good start to the year so far thanks to overall risk appetite and a bit of dollar weakness. Can the bulls sustain the momentum this week?

Like in the previous week, New Zealand won’t be printing any top-tier reports over the next couple of days. Here’s a list of catalysts that might move the Kiwi instead.

USD/CHF is a mover and shaker on today’s session with global economic data looking grim, but will prices continue to move ahead of more speeches from Fedreal Reserve members today?