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No major catalysts from NZ this week, so NZD’s mixed, net negative performance was driven mainly by global risk sentiment moves & counter currency flows. 

The Aussie took off to the upside after Tuesday’s RBA events, but it wasn’t able to hold onto it dominance starting on Thursday as broad risk sentiment flipped negative. 

A swift turn in broad risk sentiment towards negative wasn’t enough to help JPY overcome the early week positive risk vibes &net losses against the other major currencies. 

The yen was one of the biggest winners of today’s Asian session trading as markets priced in coronavirus and geopolitical risks. Can the euro regain pips against the yen in the next couple of hours?

Volatility picked up for AUD/NZD in today’s session, and we could see more of the same with Australian and New Zealand economic updates coming soon. 

Is it too late to catch this bearish pullback on GBP/NZD? There are no major catalysts scheduled in the next session, so I’m thinking the move could continue!

Will the current bounce in GBP/AUD draw in more sellers to play the downtrend at better prices? 

With no major releases on the docket, I’m counting on existing market themes to extend GBP/USD’s uptrend. What do you think of the setup?

The Aussie is on fire today, but will the upcoming Australian and Japanese economic updates keep the strong rally going in AUD/JPY? 

After DAYS of negotiations, European Union members have reached a pandemic recovery deal! Here are points you need to know about the “historic” agreement.

I’m looking at this textbook break-and-retest setup now that RBA head Lowe signaled scope for further easing and a lower AUD rate.

AUD is on the move higher on the session to spark some interesting technical setups, including a resistance break on AUD/USD. Will it gain some legs with upcoming potential catalysts from Australia?

Start your trading prep with a review of last week’s price action and an overview of catalysts coming up.

No Fed or top-tier release this week, which suggests that the dollar will take cues from market risk sentiment. Here’s a short list of this week’s potential catalysts!

With no Bank of Canada to encourage risk-taking, will Loonie bears dominate this week’s trading? Let’s see the potential catalysts for your Loonie trades.

Even with only a few reports on deck, it could still be an exciting week for the euro and franc as other catalysts could steal the show.

Looking to trade the pound this week? Here are some mid-tier economic reports to keep an eye out for!

Will the yen see another choppy week? Or will market themes push the safe-haven into clear intraweek trends this week?

Ready to trade the Aussie this week? Here are lower-tier catalysts that might inspire good intraday moves for the comdoll.

There aren’t a lot of closely watched potential catalysts on tap for most of the major economies, which means Kiwi traders may once again look to risk sentiment for direction.