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The yen and the franc were on top of the forex heap during the Asian session, as traders continued to price in escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

Just when U.S. markets seemed off to a slow Monday, the safe-haven action on trade tensions kicked into high gear before the session closed.

The euro staged a broad-based recovery during the morning London session. The Greenback, meanwhile, found itself at the bottom of the forex heap.

The Greenback found itself at one of the top spots last week. Will this week’s catalysts extend its uptrends?

OPEC members are set to meet this week! Who will win the clash of the (oil) titans? More importantly, how will traders react to the meeting’s outcome?

A lack of top-tier economic events led traders to price in their concerns over escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

Sterling was pulled in opposite directions by Brexit developments and U.K. data, so the upcoming BOE statement could settle the score. What might happen?

Can the euro still recover from being the worst-performing currency last week? And what will the SNB bring for the franc? Here’s what you should watch out for.

After two straight weeks of broad-based yen weakness, fortune finally smiled on the yen since the yen is currently the second strongest currency of the week (as of 8 am GMT).

No top-tier reports scheduled from the Land Down Under this week! Will RBA’s events push the comdoll higher though?