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Brexit updates were the stuff of headlines last week, pushing the pound in a generally higher direction before the huge gap down this week. What’s up with that?!

Euro traders still seemed jittery over Italy’s budget situation and the upcoming EU Summit should provide some clarity on this matter. Here’s what to expect.

With no top-tier data for Japan to print, the yen danced to the tune of bond yields and risk sentiment. Will the tides change with this week’s catalysts?

Looks like Aussie bulls came out to play last week. Will Australia’s jobs numbers make or break the bullish run?

Boosted by risk appetite! Will Kiwi bulls extend their wins this week? Here are the potential catalysts.

The European currencies were in a three-way race to the bottom, with GBP ultimately winning the (dis)honor of being the session’s biggest loser. AUD, meanwhile, claimed the top spot.

China’s exports were on fire in September! Will this result to an escalation of the U.S.-China trade war?

Risk aversion was evidently in play for stocks and commodities, but the forex picture painted a different story with the dollar behind the pack and the comdolls in the lead.

Despite the risk-off vibes, the Aussie was the top-performing currency of the session, while the Kiwi was a net winner. The Greenback and the yen, meanwhile, were the biggest losers.

Risk aversion is still the name of the game during the Asian session, as traders catch up to the previous session’s bearish moves.