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Wall Street had a really rough Monday as the trade bloodbath on stocks and bond yields continued. The euro took advantage of this while comdolls still lagged behind.

The pound and the euro fought it out for the top spot, with the euro eventually coming out on top. The Greenback and the yen, meanwhile, were in a race to the bottom.

Lots of economic reports scheduled this week! Which ones could actually move the Greenback? Here’s a list for ya.

The Loonie was last week’s biggest loser and also happens to be this week’s biggest loser (as of 5:00 pm GMT), so the Loonie is apparently on track for the sixth consecutive week of net losses.

Risk aversion was the name of the game during the Asian session as traders priced in new measures that could prevent China from acquiring U.S. tech.

A more hawkish BOE tilt lifted the pound late in the week, and the impact on the pound from this shift in stance could carry on this time.

The shared currency managed to shrug off cautious ECB vibes as it took advantage of dollar weakness last week. This time, trade tensions could remain front and center, possibly keeping the franc on top.

Another week, another chance to trade the yen as a safe haven? Here are the catalysts that might move the low-yielder this week.

Overall risk sentiment and trade war rhetoric dragged the Aussie to another losing week last week. Will it see new catalysts this week?

The RBNZ is slated to print its policy decision this week! Will it maintain its not-so-hawkish vibes for another month?