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The dust had barely settled after the Chinese PMI releases when the BOJ and the RBA took center stage to announce their monetary policy decisions.

Forex traders booked their profits at the end of the month, forcing the Greenback to retreat slightly against its peers.

Wonky price action to start the week thanks to U.K. and Euro Area data, oil sentiment, and uncertainty rising with the U.S. Presidential election.

The euro and franc were big winners in a busy but relatively quiet week, while the bulls were no where to be found to let the yen and Loonie slide across the board.

Heavy economic data day in Europe lifts the euro and a high court ruling in the U.K. pushes Sterling lower in the morning London session.

Risk-taking was the name of the game during the Asian session, as investors celebrated the rise in bond yields for major economies.

Medium-tier reports from the U.S. came in mostly better than expected once more, allowing the Greenback to extend its gains across the board.

Wonky price action the FX markets as the U.K. GDP data surprise sparked volatility in Sterling, and the Aussie continued to flounder in the morning London session.

With not a lot of forex-related data on the docket, the dollar managed to squeeze out a couple more pips from its major counterparts.

Upbeat medium-tier reports were enough to lift the Greenback against its peers since there were no other major movers on deck.