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The Kiwi got a broad-based lift, thanks to the risk-on vibes. Meanwhile, the euro got swamped by sellers when ECB rumors made the rounds.

The dollar regained some of its losses from the previous session while a better-than-expected GDP report boosted the Aussie.

The Greenback failed to join the flight to safety as other lower-yielding currencies like the yen and franc grabbed most of the risk-off gains.

The yen was the one currency to rule them all, thanks to the risk-off vibes during the session that sent bond yields plunging hard.

The Aussie seesawed between the Australian current account and RBA releases, while the dollar was haunted by weak U.S. reports.

Even though the latest batch of medium-tier data from Uncle Sam didn’t turn out so impressive, the Greenback still managed to squeeze out some gains against its peers.

The pound shrugged off the tragic terror attacks in London and continued to claw its way higher. The euro, meanwhile, was under bearish pressure throughout the session.

An eventful session for forex traders, as AUD jumps, GBP fills weekend gaps, and trouble brews between some major oil producers.

Can you guess which currency got the boot and which currency was the top dog last week?

The Kiwi just plowed through its forex rivals ahead of the NFP report, even though commodities were in retreat.