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It was a BUSY week as key data releases and additional speeches by monetary authorities inspired price adjustments for the major asset classes.

Let’s kick off this brand new trading month with a look at this simple range play on USD/JPY. Can the U.S. ISM manufacturing PMI spur a bounce?

AUD/USD looks ready to extend its short-term downtrend! How will the pair react to potential catalysts in the next trading sessions?

USD/JPY is hanging out near a short-term range resistance. It’s make or break for dollar traders while we wait for the U.S. GDP release!

The RBNZ is about to drop its February decision! Can today’s headlines pull NZD/JPY from its weekly lows? Or will we see a downside breakout?

NZD fell along with other “risky” assets earlier today. Can the comdoll recover some pips ahead of this week’s RBNZ policy decision?

The markets could be in for some repricing of interest rate bets as we see fresh growth and inflation data from the major economies!

Despite being a shortened trading week, it was a pretty eventful one that started off with the largest PBOC loan rate cut on record and ended with mixed global PMI data.

The usual intermarket correlations were off this week as traders priced in several driving factors, including central bank speak, corporate earnings and business survey data.

EUR/NZD’s upswing has taken the pair to a resistance zone. Take a closer look at the 15-min chart if you’re planning on trading this setup!

Risk-on flows seem to be in play lately, but could all this change during the release of the global flash PMIs?

Majors are stuck in ranges ahead of the FOMC minutes release later today. Can this catalyst spur a bounce for USD/CHF?

It looks like Loonie traders are on edge ahead of Canada’s CPI release, as CAD/JPY is stuck in tight consolidation. Which way might it break out?

It’s a bit of a slow start to the trading week since U.S. markets are closed for the holiday. Can we catch volatility on this yen pair instead?

Monetary policy biases and inflation data are still likely to take center stage this week, as a couple of central banks will be printing meeting minutes.

Can the BOC hold on to its relatively hawkish bias or should it shift to a more cautious one? Here’s what the upcoming Canadian CPI release might have to say about that.

FX focused on the U.S. CPI and other global inflation & economic growth metrics, which generally weakened central bank rate cut bets, including from the Fed.

No rate cuts? No problem! Risk assets gained despite economic data pointing to “higher for longer” interest rate environment.

It looks like dollar bulls are just refusing to back down, so I’m seeing a small reversal pattern on USD/JPY. Can the upcoming U.S. releases spur a big rally?

Can USD bears keep shorting USD/JPY while Uncle Sam drops a couple of mid-tier economic reports?