After stock volatility and retail trading volumes took centre stage this week, we may see markets’ focus shift back to more “textbook” drivers in the next few days, as some key data in the US (payrolls) and in the EZ (GDP and inflation) are released. Elsewhere, the BoE should steer away from negative rates. We expect to see some consolidation in most G10 pairs. USD: Looking beyond the retail trading turmoil. • The dollar has had a strong week versus most peers as a choppy risk environment revamped safe-haven demand for the greenback. That said, the pause in the dollar decline seen during January has not been ... (full story)