The latest monetary policy statement from the RBNZ is set to hit the wires, making this classic setup on NZD/USD one to watch for the next session or two. 

The U.K.’s first GDP reading for Q4 2019, Powell’s testimony, and Carney’s presser are all due within the next trading sessions, so I figured we should look at Cable’s chart today.

The down trending pattern in AUD/USD one to watch for the session as global risk aversion sentiment continues to be a top market driver.

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The Greenback takes the top spot this week, likely due to the string of net positive business sentiment and employment data from the U.S.

Early week clashes on Brexit sunk the pound in what was a mostly a quiet week of data and news from the United Kingdom.

Both the euro and Swiss franc take net loses against the majors this week as global risk sentiment swings positive thanks from potential vaccines news and central bank stimulus efforts.

CAD comes out as a net winner thanks to central bank stimulus efforts & positive Coronavirus developments, negating the terrible week for oil prices. 

Without major drivers from NZ, it was all about global risk sentiment & counter currency flows that had NZD net positive going into the weekend.

Positive global risk sentiment & the RBA had traders buying up AUD early in the week, enough to beat most of the major currencies into the weekend. 

Yen bears were in control this week as broad risk sentiment turned positive and net negative Japanese updates likely didn’t help.

Both Canada and the U.S. will be printing their labor market reports during the U.S. session so I thought we should visit USD/CAD’s chart for potential trade opportunities.