Pip Diddy

The Loonie finally logged in losses after winning pips for two consecutive weeks. Will this week’s catalysts put the comdoll back in the bulls’ good graces?

Weak data releases ain’t got nothin’ on risk appetite! The bulls came out to play and dragged the safe-haven yen lower across the board as they bought up higher-yielding currencies.

Despite the Brexit drama and England’s dismal World Cup defeat, sterling managed to chalk up a mixed performance last week. Where will the upcoming catalysts take it, though?

Allez les bleus! France’s victory in the World Cup could keep euro traders in a cheery mood unless economic catalysts change the game. 

The yen was all about risk sentiment and bond yields last week. Will we see a different theme this week?

RBA’s meeting minutes and Australia’s jobs numbers are only some of the catalysts in store for the Aussie. Will these take the spotlight away from trade-related headlines?

The tides turned for the Kiwi last week as the Greenback changed trends. Will this week’s catalysts extend the Kiwi’s losses?

The Greenback resumed its uphill march during the session. The Greenback failed to claim the top spot, though, since that position of honor goes to the yen. The higher-yielding Aussie and Kiwi, meanwhile, got stomped.

Strong trade numbers from China helped boost the Aussie, while Trump’s Brexit-related remarks dragged the pound lower in early Asian session trading.

After a positive run in the earlier session, the Greenback returned some of its latest winnings when the U.S. CPI was released. However, other lower-yielders were unable to take advantage of this dollar dip.