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Price action during the session was rather muted. The session wasn’t a complete snooze fest, though, since the yen continued to take hits, very likely because of the risk-friendly vibes and rising bond yields.

The RBA’s meeting minutes did little to change the economic picture today, so traders focused on extending the previous sessions’ themes.

The Donald is at it again! In a speech during a fundraiser, the POTUS reiterated that he’s not pleased with dollar strength and the Fed’s rate hikes.

The pound traded sideways for the most part, but caught a bid late into the session and was able to claim the top spot. The Loonie, meanwhile, was under pressure even as oil prices recovered from an earlier dip.

What’s in store for the Greenback this week? Let’s take a look at the possible catalysts that might affect the dollar!

Downbeat data dampened BOE tightening odds, and it didn’t help that dollar strength also clobbered the British pound. Are Brexit jitters returning, too?

Relief from the previous week’s selloff and strong economic reports pushed the Loonie on top last week. Let’s see if this week’s catalysts can extend the uptrend!

A pretty quiet start of the week for Asian session market players, as traders stay in the sidelines ahead of this week’s potential catalysts.

Turkey’s troubles and the threat of contagion were the main factors pushing the euro around last week, but the ECB might put the focus back to policy this time.

Geopolitical and global trade fears kept the yen in the green last week. Will the bulls extend their wins over the next couple of days?