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Without major catalysts ahead, we’re checking out AUD/NZD for its solid downtrend & potential volatility catalysts from Australia to get trend traders in at better prices. 

I don’t always look at comdoll crosses like AUD/CHF but when I do, it’s because there are observable trends to take advantage of.

This week’s docket is full of mid-tier reports, and the ones worth watching might be the U.K. quarterly GDP and U.S. inflation figures.

It looks like NZD was the top dog this week, likely on positive leaning risk sentiment & the very positive New Zealand jobs report. 

It’s NFP Friday, forex fellas! Will we see a strong jobs report or another disappointing one? And how will this dollar pair react?

It’s Super Thursday so you know traders will be watching key currency pairs like GBP/USD. Will the pound stay inside its range against the dollar?

With the BOE statement right around the corner & economic updates from the Euro area as well, EUR/GBP may potentially be the best bet for quick pip opportunities.

I’m seeing a short-term consolidation pattern on EUR/USD, and the upcoming reports from the U.S. could spur a breakout. What do you think?

We’ve got a heavy schedule of business sentiment updates from Asia and Europe, making the price action in EUR/AUD one to watch for a potential short-term setup. 

So the RBA is sticking to its plan to taper later this year. Will the optimism be enough to break AUD/JPY’s short-term downtrend?

This textbook trend in AUD/CAD is one to watch as we roll into the latest monetary policy statement from the RBA later in the Asia session.

Feeling dollar bearish this week? Here’s a simple trend pullback setup on USD/CAD you might wanna start off with.

It’s another event-filled trading week, with the RBA and BOE decisions lined up. And don’t forget the jobs reports from New Zealand, Canada, and the US!

CHF took the top spot this week as traders juggled risk against the backdrop of continued rising pandemic concerns, the Fed, and a regulatory crackdown in China. 

We have tons of mid-tier data to look forward to but I bet only a few of them can move the major currencies. Here’s why I’m looking at NZD/USD!

We’ve got a busy forex calendar ahead for the euro and the yen, making this slow trend higher in EUR/JPY one to watch for fresh buying opportunities. 

Will the upcoming U.S. GDP release spur another leg lower for the Greenback? Here’s the support level I’m watching on USD/CAD.

EUR/GBP makes it to the top of the watchlist as the pair retests a major psychological level ahead of economic updates from both the Euro are and the U.K.

The FOMC gang is up in the next trading session! Will Powell and his team move the dollar’s prices today? How will this affect EUR/USD’s possible breakout?

With inflation updates from Australia and consumer sentiment updates from Europe, EUR/AUD could be a potential mover in what is likely a quiet session ahead.