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The European currencies (CHF, GBP, EUR) battled for supremacy during the morning London session, with the Swissy ultimately coming out on top. The yen, meanwhile, was the biggest loser of the session.

Will we see an escalation of the U.S.-China trade war this week? More importantly, how will the dollar react to related updates?

The Loonie danced to the tune of crude oil and trade war updates last week. Will the same catalysts influence the comdoll this week?

Apart from industry PMI readings, there’s not much in the way of top-tier data due from the euro zone this week. Will the focus return to Italy?

Brexit was the main theme for pound price action and could continue to call the shots in the days ahead. Still, there are a couple of major economic reports to watch out for.

Asian markets had a quiet start to the week, but traders are concerned over events that could unfold over the next couple of days.

Overall risk appetite dragged the yen to the bottom last week. Will the bulls regain their momentum over the next couple of days?

The Aussie ended its losing streak last week! Will we see a back-to-back positive week with these catalysts?

New Zealand is printing its GDP report this week! Can it finally push the Kiwi in the green?

The higher-yielding comdolls and the safe-haven currencies were fighting it out during the session. The higher-yielders initially had the advantage, but the tide of battle later shifted in favor of the safe-havens.