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AUD/JPY pulled back to start the week, bringing the market to technical levels to watch for several different short-term opportunities. 

Will the Greenback go back to its downtrend this week? Or can the bulls extend their party for a few more days?

A light economic calendar means that Loonie traders will likely turn to countercurrency events and broad market themes for direction.

Sterling was off to a weak start for the year, as Brexit and a new wave of lockdown measures weighed on the British currency. Can it recover this week?

There’s not much in the way of major reports from the region, but a fresh set of political troubles in Italy might keep things interesting.

Positive risk sentiment tanked the safe-haven yen last week. Check out this week’s potential catalysts to see if the bulls can sneak in a pip or two in the next few days!

The Aussie started the year on the top of the forex heap last week. Can the bulls pull back-to-back wins?

Not a lot going on in New Zealand over the next few days, which means NZD will likely take cues from countercurrencies and broad market themes.

USD traders were mixed as they tried to balance unprecedented political developments and terrible job numbers against positive business sentiment updates. 

The British pound starts off 2021 on the same foot as 2020–a weak one that’s likely due to renewed lockdown measure to battle the surge in coronavirus cases.