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The Aussie and Kiwi were the top-performing currencies of the session, despite the prevalence of risk aversion in Europe. The pound, meanwhile, continued to bleed out and found itself at the bottom of the forex heap.

The Asian bourses put on a brave face and traded with cautious optimism despite fresh concerns over the U.S. – China trade war.

Cyber Monday was a really busy one as volatility picked up and riskier assets like stocks and commodities managed to pocket gains during the first part of the session.

There were signs of returning risk aversion during the morning London session, so the Aussie and Kiwi returned some of their gains. The pound, meanwhile, easily dominated its peers.

The Fed’s meeting minutes is up this week! Will the doc and a couple of FOMC member speeches extend the dollar’s rally?

A bunch of economic releases helped shield the Loonie from more losses last week. Will we see heavier losses for the comdoll this week?

Risk-taking was the name of the game during the session, as traders shrug off last week’s gloomy vibes in favor of optimism over major market themes.

Italy’s budget troubles pushed the shared currency around once more while the franc climbed to the top spot. Can it stay this way this week?

In the latest episode of Brexit, EU leaders finally gave their blessing for the draft transition deal, but the drama may be far from over. Here’s what’s coming up.

Lots of mid-tier reports from Japan this week! Question is, will they oust risk sentiment as the yen’s major mover?