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The New Zealand Dollar finds itself at a critical, trend-defining inflection point as prices test support guiding them higher for nearly 18 years.

The Japanese Yen has not yet weakened to its previous significant low against its brother-haven US Dollar, but USD/JPY support looks quite formidable

GDP data deals another blow to the Rand.

With another round of weakness, the outlook for the German and French benchmark continues to turn increasingly bearish.

US equities have calmed after the bullish breakouts that drove price action through July and August. With prices in the Dow digging into support, are we nearing a ramp of bullish continuation? Or might this pullback cut a bit deeper before the logner-term bullish trend is ready to fire?

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) quietly changed the game of their monetary policy after adjusting their Yield Curve Control (YCC) program for the first time since 2016, which could take the lid off JPY crosses.

After spending much of the past four months in a clean down-trend, matters got messy last week after a bullish breakout in GBP/USD. More noise to start this week may be showing a sign of what’s to come as we get closer to Brexit negotiations.