Forex Gump

If you thought the U.K. couldn’t possibly keep up its stellar streak of employment gains, think again! Their January jobs report posted yet another upside surprise, which might be enough to keep the pound supported against its forex counterparts.

If you’re wondering why the Greenback sold off after the FOMC meeting minutes were released, you gotta take a look at what Fed officials had to say and why forex market participants thought the report was less hawkish than expected.

If there’s one currency that really took a hit when oil prices started sliding last year, it’s the Canadian dollar. But is the Loonie’s downtrend almost over?

The drama ain’t over, fellas! The latest round of talks between the new Greek government and the EU failed to bear fruit, as both sides refused to give in. What could this mean for the euro’s forex price trends?

It will be the Bank of Japan’s turn to take center stage this week, as Governor Kuroda and his men will make their policy statement on Wednesday. Will they put on a good show like most of the major central banks did or will they disappoint?

BOE Governor Carney stayed relatively upbeat during the Inflation Report hearings this week, pushing the pound higher against its forex rivals. Here are some of the interesting takeaways from the event.

What a wipeout for the Aussie! The Land Down Under printed weaker than expected jobs figures for January, pushing the Australian dollar lower against its forex counterparts.

The RBNZ’s shift to a less upbeat tone may have clipped the Kiwi’s wings, but recent economic reports indicate that the New Zealand economy is holding up pretty well. Here are some figures you need to take a look at:

Planning on trading the news this week? Australia’s upcoming jobs release could give you a good opportunity to grab quick pips on Thursday so let’s take a look at what might happen during this economic event.

Both the U.S. and Canada printed stellar employment figures for January, but which among these two North American countries fared better in the jobs showdown and what could this mean for USD/CAD’s forex price action?