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It’s time to get grinding in 2019, but before we get back into full swing it’s time for one last bit of fun as we throw out some FX ideas and outlandish predictions for the new year. Check it!

The Greenback is turning in a mixed performance this week (as of 6:00 pm GMT). The Greenback is a net loser, though, so the Greenback’s five-week winning streak will soon be coming to an end.

The Loonie finally got a taste of victory last week. Unfortunately, the Loonie wasn’t able to build on last week’s gains and is currently the second biggest loser of the week (as of 6:00 pm GMT).

The pound is mixed but a net winner for the week (as of 3 pm GMT), which is an improvement since the pound limped to the finish line in last place last week.

After taking hits last week, the euro was able to stage a broad-based recovery and is currently the second top-performing currency (as of 2 pm GMT). The Swissy, meanwhile, is poised to take the third top spot.

The euro got a good thrashing during the session. And the main beneficiary of the euro’s weakness was the Greenback. The Greenback wasn’t the top-performing currency, however, since that honor goes to the yen.

After a mixed performance last week, the yen is turning in a much more impressive performance this week since the yen is currently the one currency to rule them all (as of 9 am GMT).

The Kiwi will soon be marking its third consecutive week of net losses since the Kiwi is currently lagging behind in third-to-last place (as of 8:00).

The Aussie became part of the winners’ club last week, but it will soon be kicked out of the door again since the Aussie is currently THE biggest loser of the week (as of 7:00 am GMT).

No data? No volatility! Aside from equities tracking their Wall Street counterparts, Asian session trading saw tight ranges across the board.