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The pound was in recovery mode early on, but BOE MPC Member Haldane’s hawkish comment gave it wings.

A lack of economic catalysts inspired a round of profit-taking that pushed the dollar lower against its major counterparts.

Persistent oversupply troubles in the crude oil market forced Loonie bulls to pause while the pound continued to bleed due to Brexit jitters.

The pound got a major smack-down today, thanks to BOE Boss-man Carney’s speech. What did Carney have to say?

The Greenback gave way to its lower-yielding counterparts, as a bit of profit-taking and overall risk appetite gripped the Asian markets.

The Greenback woke up on the right side of the bed this Monday as FOMC member Dudley dropped a few hawkish beats during his testimony.

The Swissy just steamrolled all opposition, even though risk-taking prevailed. The Aussie, meanwhile, took a plunge only to recover later.

Traders shrugged off Wall Street’s weak Friday performance and pushed high-yielding currencies higher despite a lack of catalysts.

Another trading week has passed us by, so it’s time for another weekly recap on what drove price action. By the way, can you guess which currency was this week’s top mover?

The comdolls bitterly fought it out during the session. There can only be one winner, though, and that happened to be the Kiwi.