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It’s a busy week for the dollar, which will see the big NFP report, a Presidential debate, and tons of FOMC members under the spotlight.

With not a lot going on in Canada, you can bet your neighbor’s cat that Loonie traders will have their eyes on countercurrency price action instead.

A wage subsidy plan helped stem the pound’s losses last week. So, what will happen when pound traders focus on Brexit this week?

Concerns over a messy Brexit and a fresh wave of COVID-19 infections have put the pressure on the ECB to up its stimulus efforts. Can Lagarde’s speech help the euro this week?

The yen started on a strong note but ended up in Chopsville late last week. Will we see a one-directional movement in the next few days?

Talks of an RBA rate cut and worsening pandemic prospects dragged the Aussie lower across the board. Let’s see if this week’s catalysts can erase some of the comdoll’s losses

A dovish RBNZ and fears of a second wave of infections and slower economic growth around the world weighed on the Kiwi last week. Can the bulls get some of their pips back this week?

The U.S. dollar finally makes its way back to the top spot after months of weakness as traders look to the Greenback for safety as COVID-19 cases spike & recovery hopes fade.

It was a net positive week for the British pound after positive U.K. economic updates and officials offered hope on Brexit.

Despite broad risk sentiment being generally negative all week, both the euro and Swiss franc were net losers as traders likely focused rising COVID-19 cases, rising odds of lockdowns returning to Europe, and continued Brexit uncertainty.