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US Dollar?s Lean Towards Bullish Break Comes Up Against NFPs Euro Could Break Higher Early in the Week, Data May Eventually Weigh Japanese Yen?s Future Depends On The Swells In Risk Trends British Pound Forecasts Bearish on Bank of England Rate Predictions Canadian Dollar Outlook Against US Dollar Muted on Crude Oil Tumbles

Heading into the close of this past week, the yen finally lost its bullish grip against the US dollar. In fact, the Japanese currency has been losing ground against most of its liquid counterparts for the past two weeks, though this is likely more a manifestation of the thin liquidity conditions during this that period rather than any true turn in risk appetite.

The dollar finished the week and year on a relatively quiet note; but the currency?s potential energy is extremely high as the greenback stands at the brink of significant breakouts ahead of a week full of scheduled event risk.

The British Pound saw an especially volatile week of currency trading, as illiquid market conditions fueled truly shocking moves in the British Pound/US Dollar pair. Yet the GBP/USD finished the week roughly flat, and traders now turn their eyes to a highly-anticipated Bank of England Rate Decision in the week ahead.

The new year has begun; and the impending rebound in liquidity promises to redefine direction for risk sentiment and its dependable barometer – the carry trade.

Euro/US Dollar Consolidates Above Key Support – Breakout Potential? British Pound Outlook Hinges Upon the Bank of England?s Rate Decision

USD/CHF ratio: 1.13 Trading Forecast: Bearish

GBP/USD ratio: 1.47 Trading Forecast: Bearish

USD/JPY ratio: 1.02 Trading Forecast: Bearish