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Top-tier reports inspired intraday volatility among dollar pairs. What’s in store for the Greenback this week?

Not a lot of action from the Loonie last week. Will the BOC’s statement push it in one direction this week?

Risk-taking was the name of the game during the Asian session as traders priced in a strong U.S. NFP report.

The British pound gapped up against most of its currency rivals to start the week as bulls seem to be cheering England’s performance in the World Cup and PM May’s “soft Brexit” plans.

Positive political developments helped buoy the shared currency higher last week, but the focus could shift back to monetary policy this time. Here’s what’s coming up.

Risk-taking dragged on the yen across the board last week. Will the safe-haven regain some of its losses this week?

The Aussie tracked gold prices and risk sentiment last week. Will the same themes move the comdoll this week?

The Kiwi attracted bulls last week despite shaky risk sentiment in the markets. Will it extend its uptrend this week?

Today is another NFP Friday so trading conditions were relatively tight. Some themes were playing out, though, namely Greenback weakness, as well as soft demand for the higher-yielding Aussie and Kiwi.

It was a typical NFP Friday for Asian session players, as they take a chill pill despite the U.S. officially imposing additional tariffs on China’s goods.