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EUR locked in gains against the major currencies, while the Swiss franc takes a dive as it lost some of its safe haven status among traders.

CAD was mixed against the majors currencies, mainly driven by broad risk sentiment, oil and counter currency flows. 

After a bullish reaction to the latest RBNZ headlines, NZD fell at the end of the week as risk assets fell thanks to rapidly rising bond yields.

AUD lost its status as the king of the majors this week, knocked lower as risk assets fell across the board thanks to rising bond yields. 

JPY was a net loser, likely driven lower by counter currency strength s rising interest rates around the world turned traders against this low-yielding currency. 

Got a couple of potential catalysts coming up for the franc today! Is USD/CHF about to bounce off this short-term area of interest?

AUD/JPY has been on a rocket ship higher; is it time for the pair to take a breather and pullback. If so, where are the opportunities for the short-term bulls to get long? 

I’m not seeing top-tier reports scheduled during early London trading, so I’m setting my sights on USD/JPY possibly reacting to Uncle Sam’s GDP release.

NZD/USD bulls are on a roll as risk sentiment moves positive. Will the momentum continue after RBNZ Governor Orr’s speech ahead? 

The RBNZ kept rates on hold but sounded optimistic about a recovery while the BOE will be having its Monetary Policy Report hearings next. How might GBP/NZD react?

We’ve got a major catalyst coming up for the New Zealand dollar, making the uptrend in AUD/NZD for both a reversal lower and a potential pop higher.

There has been a lot of buzz about surging bond yields lately, especially with Fed head Powell’s big speech in Congress this week. What do all these mean for the dollar?

The U.K.’s labor market numbers are up today! Will the numbers affect GBP/JPY’s low-key consolidation?

Volatility exploded on bitcoin to start the new week. Is this an opportunity for investors and traders or is the crypto crash finally here?

Start your trading prep with an overview of catalysts coming up. I’ve got some chart setups to keep tabs on, too!

My dude Powell is up this week! What are markets expecting? More importantly, can he influence the dollar’s broader trends?

Canada won’t be printing market-moving data this week, which means that the Loonie will likely dance to the tune of its counterparts.

There are no major reports due from the euro zone and Swiss economy this week, so traders could continue to keep close tabs on pandemic-related updates.

Sterling has been gaining ground on the success of the U.K. vaccine rollout, but will upcoming data shake things up? 

Not a lot of top-tier releases from Japan this week, which means that yen traders will likely take their cues from market risk sentiment.