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Safe havens broadly outperformed once again thanks to rising Omicron fears, but the top spot went to the British pound thanks partly to a surprise move from the Bank of England. 

I’m not seeing a busy calendar today but that doesn’t mean traders will take a chill pill. Check out what’s up on USD/CHF’s chart!

Risk-taking and strong jobs data could keep lifting the Australian dollar across the board. Will bulls be strong enough to push for a neckline break?

It’s FOMC day so you know I got my eyes on a dollar pair today! What do you think of NZD/USD’s short-term consolidation?

Who’s looking to trade breakouts this week? I’m keeping this USD/CHF triangle on my radar in case volatility picks up soon!

The U.K. just declared an “Omicron emergency” while a U.S. inflation report all but confirmed aggressive moves from the Fed. How will these affect GBP/USD’s downtrend?

It’s another busy economic schedule this week since we’ve got FIVE central bank decisions and a handful of top-tier reports.

Early data on Omicron variant cases appeared to be less severe than originally feared, prompting traders to lean more into risk currencies and unloading “safe havens” this week.

Uncle Sam’s CPI report is up for release, so I’m counting on big moves for this dollar pair. Do you think Cable’s downtrend will resume?

Not a lot of top-tier reports scheduled today but a weekly jobless claims report from the U.S. just might confirm a short-term reversal for USD/CAD.