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What are traders expecting from the RBA this week? More importantly, how can the event affect the Aussie’s overall trends?

It’s a busy week for Kiwi traders as they will price in major data releases from New Zealand and its major trading counterparts.

I’ve rounded up FOUR mechanical forex strategies right here to see how they performed recently. Take a look!

Anyone in for a range setup? EUR/JPY is consolidating inside a wedge pattern and currently testing the resistance.

We’ve got plenty of potential economic catalysts ahead from Japan and Australia, making the pop higher in AUD/JPY one to watch for the session!

Uncle Sam is printing the first reading of Q4 2020’s economic activity today! How will this affect USD/JPY and the existing market themes?

With the Greenback moving ahead of the FOMC decision, we’re checking out EUR/USD for potential short-term opportunities. 

With Australia just printing upbeat CPI figures and no major reports due in the next trading session, this pair might simply carry on with its climb.

With risk taking back on & ahead of potential catalysts from Australia & China, the bounce off of resistance on EUR/AUD is one to watch for moves on the session. 

The release of the U.S. advance GDP reading for the last quarter of 2020 might prove to be more exciting for USD pairs than the FOMC decision, and here’s why.

The U.K. is printing its labor market numbers! Will this force EUR/GBP to break out of its short-term range? Here’s a setup that I’m looking at.

Today we’re checking out the technical picture on NZD/JPY in case risk sentiment shifts or Japanese data sparks some volatility for the yen. 

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

The Fed is up this week! What are markets expecting from the central bank? More importantly, how long will it affect the dollar’s broader trends?

Loonie bulls and bears were all over the place last week after pricing in an upbeat BOC and their Keystone XL pipeline concerns. Will we see one-directional moves this time?

Even though there are no major catalysts for the euro or franc this week, these mid-tier releases are worth keeping tabs on.

Sterling was pushed around by counter currency flows last week, but can it find some direction this time with the jobs report coming up?

Bulls and bears played tug-o-pips and caused wide ranges on a lot of yen crosses last week. Can this week’s catalysts encourage one-directional moves?

Weak retail activity erased most of the Aussie’s gains last week. Can the bulls prop up the comdoll with this week’s potential catalysts?

Not a lot going on in New Zealand’s data calendar this week, which means risk sentiment will likely factor a lot in the Kiwi’s intraweek trends.