On Thursday, at 12:30 GMT, the US weekly Unemployment Claims are expected to impact the value of the US Dollar.
The value of the common European currency is expected to be impacted by comments made by the ECB President Christine Lagarde starting from 12:30 GMT, on Thursday.
On Thursday, at 11:45 GMT, the publication of the ECB Monetary Policy Statement is set to impact the value of the Euro.
On Wednesday, at 01:30 GMT, the release of Australian Retail Sales are expected to impact the value of the Australian Dollar.
On Tuesday, at 01:30 GMT, expect the release of the Reserve Bank of Australia Meeting Minutes to impact the Australian Dollar's value.
Reuters revealed on Friday that Samsung would consider the construction of a new $17 billion chip factory in Texas.
On Friday, the Bank of Japan revealed that due to higher fuel costs the bank expects an increase in inflation.
At 14:30 GMT, expect the release of the US Energy Information Administration weekly Crude Oil Inventories to impact the price of crude oil.
During Friday's Asian trading hours, the US Dollar was surging in value. However, the Dollar Index remained below Wednesday's high level.
The Bank of Japan announced on Friday that it would keep offering zero-interest long-term funds under its ongoing climate scheme.
On Friday, the Bank of Japan announced that it is reducing its 2021 Japan's growth forecast despite still expecting a recovery.
Mercedes-Benz producer Daimler AG announced on Thursday its earnings for the second quarter, which impacted the company's stock price.
On Thursday, the Swiss Franc reached a five-month high level against the Euro, as safe-have assets surged in value throughout the day.
The World Bank announced on Thursday that it would decrease the GDP forecast for the Pacific and East Asia region.
On Thursday, Australian statisticians revealed that the country's unemployment had hit the mining boom low levels.
During Thursday's Asian trading hours, stock indices in Asia surged, as central banks signalled a continuation of monetary stimulus.
During Wednesday's US trading hours, the US Dollar index declined, as Jerome Powell revealed that monetary policy would remain stimulating.
On July 14, at 14:00 GMT, the Bank of Canada made a rate statement and published its Monetary Policy Report of July 2021. In the aftermath of the release, the USD/CAD surged more than 50 base points.
On Wednesday, Isabel Schnabel, ECB Board Member, stated that the ECB would need to see more inflation before starting to tighten policy.
The Chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell revealed that monetary policy would remain stimulating despite the recent inflation growth.
On Wednesday, at 12:30 GMT, the US Dollar dropped due to higher than expected Producer Price Indices being released.
The release of the US Consumer Price Index data on Tuesday caused high volatility of the EUR/USD and eventually a booking of new July low level at 1.1773 during the early hours of Wednesday's trading.
On Wednesday, the New Zealand Dollar edged higher by 50 pips against the US Dollar after the RBNZ agreed to reduce the current stimulatory level.
On Tuesday, Limetree Bay owners revealed that they had filed for bankruptcy due to a lack of new funding.