Good week for yen bulls as the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China continues to drive traders to safe havens like the Japanese yen.

Can’t get enough of forex volatility? Here’s what you need to know if you’re trading Canada’s jobs release tomorrow!

Despite a little bit of slowing, the risk-off trade still live and well, making the downtrend in AUD/JPY one to watch ahead of Asia region economic updates. 

The RBNZ monetary policy decision is later today & they are expected to cut interest rates. Will we see big volatility and will the downtrend in NZD/CAD break? 

Potentially big week for the comdolls so here are bullish/bearish technical setups for the Loonie, as well as a look at AUD/NZD. 

Big volatility to start the week as currency moves highlight a busy start. And with Kiwi jobs data ahead, will NZD/JPY make fresh moves lower? 

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.

Not a lot of top-tier data scheduled in the U.S. this week. Can this week’s catalysts inspire volatility for the dollar?

Loonie bulls lost their mojo last week because of geopolitical issues. Can this week’s events inspire recoveries for the comdoll?

It was a reversal of fortunes for the euro and franc last week as the former caved to ECB easing speculations while the latter was boosted by risk aversion. What’s next?

Sterling spent another week in the red as preps for a “no deal” situation have begun. Any catalysts that could turn things around this week?

The BOJ got nothing on market risk aversion last week! Can yen bulls extend their momentum with this week’s potential catalysts?

Risk aversion and trade uncertainty took chunks from Aussie’s gains last week. Can the comdoll recover with this week’s catalysts?

Kiwi lost pips to weak data and trade uncertainties last week. Can the RBNZ’s decision reverse its trends this week?

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Mostly a positive week for the US dollar after the FOMC event, but price action diverged when an announcement from the U.S. on new tariffs on Chinese goods hit the wires.  

More rhetoric of the U.K. leaving “no matter what” & no renegotiation of the Brexit deal continued to trash Sterling sentiment into last place among the major currencies.

More economic arguments for ECB stimulus continues to put pressure on the euro, while the Swiss franc benefited from big time late week geopolitical news.

CAD was set for a bullish week on net positive Canadian updates , but negative geopolitical news had Loonie pairs mixed and net down by the weekend.

The Kiwi ends the week as a net loser, likely on a combination of weak economic updates from New Zealand & surprise negative developments from the U.S.-China trade story.