Forex Gump

Surprise! No triple-dip recession in the U.K.!

Finally! After months of political wrangling, Italy has a new Prime Minister! Read up all about him and how he could affect the euro in today’s edition of Piponomics!

Uh oh, it looks like Aussie traders are riled up again, as the recently released inflation figures indicate that the RBA has enough scope to cut rates.

Things ain’t lookin’ up for the currency from Down Under! Here are three good reasons why you may wanna start considering shorting the Aussie!

What are the odds of the U.K. entering a triple-dip recession? Take a look at these economic signs hinting of another GDP contraction for the first quarter of this year.

Heads up, Canada’s retail sales report is due tomorrow! What are analysts expecting and how can we turn previous price action to our advantage for this particular release?

Since November of last year, the Japanese yen has been the forex market’s whipping boy. It has been falling week after week after week, losing more than 20% of its value against both the euro and the dollar. This has put Japan on the crosshairs of policymakers all over the world.

The euro fell on the charts earlier this week on talks about a possible rate cut from the ECB. But just how possible is it? Should we start to worry about further easing? Some market junkies think so. Here are three reasons why.

In its latest monetary policy statement the Bank of Canada unexpectedly cut its growth and inflation forecasts. But get this, the central bank is it still talking about interest rate hikes!

Talk about holding your ground! Once again, the Bank of England remained split on the issue of extra stimulus, with neither doves nor hawks giving way.