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The Japanese yen takes the top spot after a big shift in risk sentiment on a negative update from the U.S.-China trade story. 

Will the upcoming U.S. jobs report bring continued U.S. dollar volatility and solidify the support break in EUR/USD? Let’s find out!

GBP/USD hits the top of list of pairs to watch with the latest monetary policy decisions from both the Federal Reserve and Bank of England coming very, very soon

Big day ahead with top tier economic data from both China and Australia set to keep Aussie traders moving. Will the early week weakness in the Aussie continue? 

Brace yourselves, dollar traders! The U.S. central bank is scheduled to announce their policy decision this week, and a rate cut might be in the cards. 

Brexit related volatility and the upcoming BOJ monetary policy statement definitely makes this breakout move in Guppy one to watch

Start your trading prep with a quick review of last week’s forex action, an overview of catalysts lined up for the major currencies, and the charts to watch.

A pretty busy week for the dollar, which will deal with a potential Fed rate cut AND NFP-related shenanigans. Here’s what you can expect!

Not a lot going from Canada this week, so price will likely take its cues from other catalysts instead.

New PM, still the same Brexit drama! However, the attention could shift to the BOE Super Thursday this week as traders are eager to see if the central bank’s stance shifted.

The euro had one of its better weeks as it ended mostly in the green while the franc found itself in the red on speculations of negative SNB deposit rates. What’s coming up next?

The BOJ is up this week, folks! What can you expect from the event? More importantly, how might the yen react?

A cocktail of factors dragged the Aussie lower last week. Let’s see if this week’s catalysts can recover some of its losses!

Geopolitical tensions helped drag the New Zealand dollar lower last week. Can this week’s catalysts change the tides in favor of Kiwi?

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The Greenback stayed green all week thanks to positive geopolitical updates & positive U.S. economic updates to lower rate cut odds

The U.K. has a new PM, which didn’t turn out to be a good thing for Sterling bulls as the odds of a no-deal Brexit rose as the week went on

The euro manages to bounce back after not-so-dovish ECB statement, while the franc goes net negative on best the SNB will go more negative on interest rates

The Loonie was a mixed performer until a late rally on oil strength and Middle East tensions put it in the green for the week

NZD comes out a big loser, mainly due to a surprise story that the RBNZ may look into “unconventional policy,” but also on rising geopolitical concerns & AUD weakness.