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The Loonie takes the top spot despite oil’s mid-week fall & the late week Canadian employment update showing a pullback from this years monster gains so far. 

Kiwi pairs were more under the influence of counter currency moves and global risk sentiment, which unfortunately for the bulls, took the New Zealand dollar lower for the week.

The Australian dollar was able to bounce back from a weak start as the RBA paused on rate cutting plans, & Australian data came in more positive than negative to put Aussie bulls in the driver’s seat into the weekend. 

The Japanese yen was a net winner for the week, likely due to counter currency weakness as speculation grows that major central banks will be increasing stimulative policies

It’s NFP week y’all! If you’re planning on grabbing some pips off the U.S. jobs report due on Friday, read on and start prepping.

With a relatively quiet economic calendar ahead, trends may continue to run further short-term. And this strong move in EUR/AUD should be one to watch with the lone potential top tier catalyst coming from Australia. 

With Australian, Chinese and UK economic catalysts ahead, is GBP/AUD set to break strong support or is it time to do a countertrend trade? 

AUD/CAD will likely see some action in the next session or two as the Reserve Bank of Australia will give its latest interest rate decision very soon

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 brand spankin’ new trading month means it’s time for y’all to prep for the NFP parade! Let’s look at the dollar’s potential catalysts this week.

A pretty busy week for Canada, which has employment, trade, and IVEY PMI reports on tap over the next few days. Here’s what you can expect!

There’s not much in the way of top-tier data from both the euro zone and Switzerland this week, but here’s why their respective currencies might still enjoy big moves.

Sterling was the worst-performing major currency in the past month, and for good reason. Can we expect a turnaround this brand new week and month?

Japan is in for a light data week! Does this mean yen bulls and bears should take a chill pill? Here are catalysts that might affect the yen’s price action.

The RBA is up this week! What can you expect from this week’s Aussie-related events?

A dovish RBNZ statement didn’t stop Kiwi bulls from dominating last week. Will they extend their gains with this week’s catalysts?

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

Mixed performance for USD as US data comes in mixed, the Fed pushes back on rate cut expectations, and some hesitation ahead of the G20 meetings.

Sterling slips against the majors this week as U.K. economic updates were far from pretty and Brexit developments turn negative as odds of no-deal rises

Both the euro and Swiss franc had relatively quiet weeks, mostly driven by counter currency flows for a mixed performance all around.