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Asian session players took on more risk as Trump and Kim Jong Un signal progress over their historic meeting.

Both Canada and the EU confirmed their plans to retaliate with higher tariffs on U.S. products yet the Loonie tumbled while the shared currency continued its ascent.

The pound got hit by a wave of sellers after the U.K. released a bunch of disappointing economic reports. The Greenback, meanwhile, got bid higher across the board.

Countercurrency price action and maybe a bit of profit-taking dragged the Greenback to the bottom of the forex heap last week. Here’s a list of catalysts that might change the tides for the dollar.

No major reports scheduled from Canada this week, but a couple of catalysts just might rock the Loonie’s boat.

No teamwork? No problem! Traders shrug off Trump’s G7 plot twist in favor of optimism ahead of the U.S.-NoKor meetings as well as this week’s central bank events.

This week’s docket is filled to the brim with top-tier U.K. releases, but the House of Commons vote might steal the spotlight. Here’s what to expect.

Stronger ECB tightening expectations lifted the shared currency this week, and the upcoming central bank decision could either support or downplay these.

Another week, another chance to take cues from bond yields? Let’s take a look at catalysts that might affect the yen’s price action this week.

Last week’s Australian reports helped extend or break risk-related trends. Will this week’s scheduled reports boost or drag the Aussie?