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As in the previous trading session, Asian session market players priced in their worries over the “emerging” markets and boosted the safe havens higher across the board.

Major pairs were off to a slow session as traders from the U.S. and Canada were out enjoying the Labor Day holiday and emerging markets came in focus.

The pound didn’t have a chance to lick its wounds, thanks to the U.K.’s manufacturing PMI miss. Improving risk sentiment, meanwhile, meant demand for the Aussie and selling pressure on the yen.

Welcome to another NFP week, folks! Let’s take a look at catalysts that might affect the Greenback’s price action.

Canada will see A LOT of top-tier reports this week! Will they be enough to boost the Loonie across the board?

Risk aversion was the name of the game during the Asian session, as investors start to price in the U.S. possibly upping its tariff game on China’s goods as soon as this week.

If there’s anything we’ve learned from previous euro price action, it’s that the lack of economic calendar events don’t exactly mean an uneventful week! Here’s what you should watch out for. 

Positive Brexit developments kept sterling in good spirits last week, but most pound pairs gapped down over the weekend. What’s up with that?

The yen had a mixed price action against its major counterparts last week. Will it have a chance at one-directional moves this week?

Australia is in for a busy calendar week, fellas! I’ve listed down the top-tier releases you should watch out for this week. Check it!