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The dollar had its best week in almost six months last week as rising COVID case numbers in Europe caused investors to fret about a second wave of virus infection.

Risk currencies stabilised on Thursday, in a week where most have sold-off sharply versus the US dollar amid fears regarding tighter virus restrictions put in place across much of Europe.

The euro fell to new lows yesterday amid concerns over the rising number of COVID-19 cases in Europe. Sterling actually outperformed its major peers as the UK government prepares to unveil fresh job retention policies.

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The euro and sterling both sold-off hard on Monday as European government begin formulating plans to tighten restrictions in order to halt the second wave of virus infection evident across much of the continent.

While the Federal Reserve's September meeting had been the focus last week, the FOMC didn't surprise investors and the market impact was muted.

The dollar rallied on Wednesday, despite the Federal Reserve indicating that it sees unchained US rates through at least 2023. Attention now turns to this afternoon’s Bank of England policy announcement.

This evening’s FOMC meeting looks set to be the main event risk in the currency market this week. Read on to find out how the Fed’s policy announcement could impact the FX market.

The pound edged higher against its major peers this morning after MPs voted in favour of Boris Johnson’s controversial Brexit bill. All eyes now turn to major central bank policy announcements later in the week.