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With a lack of major catalysts schedule for the rest of the Monday session, we’re checking out AUD/JPY to play today’s overall gloomy sentiment. 

Bulls are defending this channel bottom on EUR/NZD, but can upcoming data from the euro zone give them another boost? Here’s what I’m looking at.

Start your trading prep with an overview of catalysts lined up for the major currencies and the charts to watch this week.

Improved U.S.-China trade relations did the dollar good last week. Can this week’s events extend its bullish momentum?

We’ve got tons of top-tier events from Canada this week! What are markets expecting and how can they affect the Loonie’s price action?

We’ve got jobs data and a couple of leading indicators coming in from the U.K. economy this week. Here’s what’s up!

Got the ECB policy decision and a fresh batch of PMI readings coming in from the euro zone this week! Here’s what’s expected from these catalysts.

Improved risk sentiment and a dovish BOJ kept pressure on the yen last week. Will the tides change for the safe haven this week?

After last week’s consolidation, AUD’s price action looks set for some volatility. Check out which catalysts can affect the comdoll’s prices!

The New Zealand dollar ended the previous week on a mixed note. Can this week’s catalysts inspire one-directional moves?

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

Mixed but an overall positive week for the Greenback thanks to improving U.S.-China trade developments and net positive U.S. economic updates. 

Sterling ends the week as a net loser thanks to more net weak economic data updates, supporting speculation of an interest rate cut.

EUR ends the week a net winner, while CHF takes the top spot after Switzerland was added to the U.S.’ currency manipulator watchlist.

The Loonie comes out mixed but net positive in quiet price action this week, mostly influenced by counter currency flows & risk sentiment.

A very quiet week from New Zealand, so as usual, global risk sentiment was the main driver of the Kiwi with the U.S.-China trade story leading the way

No major catalysts from Australia to drive AUD this week, which means Aussie price action was mostly driven by global risk sentiment.

JPY closes the week as the big loser among the majors as positive global risk sentiment rises on the improving U.S.-China trade situation.

Risk appetite seems to be extending its stay in the markets, and it looks like the optimism continues to boost crude oil. Can this mean more gains for the correlated Loonie?

With potential economic catalysts coming from New Zealand, Australia and China coming soon, the recent short-term momentum is something to watch in AUD/NZD.