It was a topsy-turvy week in the forex market, as the major currencies took cues from their respective central bank biases. Stronger than expected jobs data lifted the Kiwi to the top of the charts while lower-yielders like the yen and franc lagged far behind. Risk sentiment also flipped back and forth, with the spotlight on Chinese stimulus updates, geopolitical tensions, and global growth concerns.

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