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Disappointment from Draghi cramped the euro’s style last week while the franc turned in a mixed performance. What do this week’s catalysts have in store?

Move over, Brexit troubles! It’ll be the BOE’s turn to take center stage with Super Thursday coming up. But will breakup jitters still loom?

The yen finished in one of the top spots last week. Will the BOJ give it another push this week?

The U.S.-China trade war story kept the Aussie from sustaining its profits from a risk-friendly environment. Let’s see if this week’s catalysts finally push it to positive territory!

New Zealand is set to print its quarterly employment numbers! Will it be enough to propel the Kiwi to the top spot this week?

The session was relatively quiet, likely because traders were bracing for the U.S. GDP report. Even so, some themes were clearly playing out, namely USD strength, GBP’s recovery, and CHF weakness.

With not a lot of major data on the docket, Asian session market players turned to the good ol’ global trade war speculations for direction.

Euro bulls still seemed unimpressed by Draghi’s remarks during the ECB presser while the dollar managed to chalk up some gains in a mixed session.

After slumping hard yesterday, the Greenback was able to extend its broad-based recovery today. The Greenback wasn’t the top-performing currency, though, since the Swissy found late buyers.

The U.S. might have struck a temporary deal with the EU, but China just reminded us that Uncle Sam is still waging trade war with the world’s second largest economy.