AUD/CAD broke to the downside today after a disappointing Australian employment update, but will the move still have legs after the upcoming data from Canada?

It’s likely we’ll see action in GBP/USD as both the FOMC & BOE will give their latest monetary policy statements very soon. Is the short-term trend still our friend or is there a break lower ahead?  

With Loonie still seeing elevated volatility and top tier economic events ahead from both the U.K. & Canada. Is a new leg higher in GBP/CAD still in the works?

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AUD/CAD is seeing early action thanks to the Saudi attacks this weekend. Coupled with upcoming updates from both AU & CA, this pair could be setting up opportunities for both the bulls & bears.

Start your trading prep with a quick review of last week’s forex action from my buddy Pip Diddy, an overview of catalysts lined up for the major currencies, and the charts to watch this week.

The dollar saw mixed price action last week. Can this week’s catalysts inspire uniform directional bias?

Falling oil prices and countercurrency price action dragged the Loonie lower last week. Which factors can influence the comdoll this week?

Will the SNB follow in the ECB’s footsteps by easing monetary policy this week? And can the euro extend its rallies from last week? Here’s what’s coming up.

We’ve got the BOE decision and MPC minutes lined up this week, but will Brexit plot twists keep hogging the spotlight?

The BOJ is up this week! What are traders expecting from Kuroda and his team?

Positive risk sentiment pushed the Aussie higher last week. Can the bulls maintain their momentum this week?

Countercurrency price action weighed on Kiwi last week. Which factors will come into play in the next few days?

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USD price action was mixed as counter currency & geopolitical developments had a bigger influence on relative performance than U.S. economic updates.

Sterling took the top spot this week against the major currencies, supported by Johnson’s losing battle on Brexit, positive global risk sentiment & late week news of potential compromises on Brexit.

The euro & franc spent the week mixed ahead of the ECB event, but EUR bulls took control after the statement while CHF stayed pressured on rising positive risk sentiment.

The Loonie ended up in the red across the board on counter currency strength & as oil strength fades on rising supply/falling demand expectations.

The Kiwi spent most of the week in chop city, but ultimately fell into negative territory on counter currency strength and catalysts.

The Aussie comes out as a winner once again on positive U.S.-China trade developments & growing positive global risk sentiment.