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The Swissy was the one currency to rule them all during the morning London session. The Greenback, meanwhile, was broadly in retreat. And the Kiwi was apparently the main beneficiary of the Greenback’s weakness.

Trade talks took center stage during the Asian session, as traders priced in the U.S.-Mexico trade deal and a promising phone call between Trump and Merkel.

No data, no problem! Risk-hungry traders still had a lot to chew on as the U.S. and Mexico shook on a trade deal before Canada joins the negotiations.

So Powell shrugged off Trump’s aversion to rate hikes. Will this mean recovery for the dollar this week?

Looks like NAFTA negotiations are progressing! Will it affect the Loonie’s price action this week?

There were no fresh economic reports to move the major currencies around, so traders priced in risk-friendly events from last Friday and the weekend.

British traders are off to a late start this week as U.K. banks are closed for the holiday on Monday. Any main events to prep for in the days ahead?

The euro and franc continued to feed off the Greenback’s weakness in the past week. Can this phenomenon carry on?

Global risk aversion pushed the low-yielding yen higher across the board last week. Which catalysts can affect the safe-haven this week?

Political drama dragged the Aussie lower last week. Will it have a chance to get some pips back this week?