Forex Gump

Don’t say I didn’t warn y’all, but my gut tells me that the RBNZ might cut interest rates soon. Here are some reasons why their upcoming policy statement could be a dovish one.

All green for the U.S. and Canada! Both economies printed stronger than expected employment reports for May, spurring forex rallies for USD and CAD. Here’s what you need to know.

Greece delays its latest IMF payment, so why is everyone out there so concerned about the small south eastern European country?

The Bank of Japan’s latest policy statement was more optimistic than last time. But does the most recent data back this up or is the BOJ just blowing air?

With Q1 U.S. GDP contracting by 0.7%, is a rate hike still the way to go? Perhaps the upcoming non-farm payroll (NFP) employment report can shed some light on that, as it could give forex traders more clues on the overall direction and health of the economy.

Surf’s up for the Aussie! The Australian dollar caught one bullish wave after another this week, and it could continue being one of the better-performing currencies in the forex lineup.

Is Greece just prolonging its agony and delaying the inevitable Grexit? It’s about time we start thinking about what this scenario might mean for the euro’s forex behavior.

This week could be one hell of a ride with a bunch of top-tier forex market catalysts lined up. Among these are three central bank decisions that could spark strong moves for the Aussie, euro, and pound.

The BOE is still one of the few central banks looking to hike as their next policy move, but does the latest UK economic data support this? Let’s find out!

Move over, Grexit. That’s so 2010. We’ve got a new issue that could stir up the forex markets sooner or later and it’s called the Brexit. What’s that all about?