Forex Gump

In its latest meeting, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) chose to keep the benchmark rate at 2.50% for the 11th straight month. According to the RBNZ, the decision was because of the risks in the euro zone and the low inflation outlook.

Extra, extra! Read all about it! Recent GDP figures revealed that the U.K. sank much deeper in its double-dip recession during the second quarter of this year. Find out what this means for the BOE, the U.K. government, and the British pound!

Uh oh! The Greeks are getting schooled again. The initial assessment of the Troika’s envoy to the debt-ridden country hints that the country won’t be able to pay its debt obligations!

Spain has been hogging the spotlight for the past few days. However, I think Greece will soon become the center of attention once again as it welcomes a group of very, very important people representing the Troika. Why?

Heads up! The U.K. GDP release is coming up this week so y’all better read up on what analysts are expecting and how GBP/USD could react.

The approval of Spain’s bank bailout program should’ve cheered the euro bulls last Friday. So why did we see a sharp selloff instead? Is the “bailout lite” program too little and too late for Spain? Here’s why analysts think it is.

Judging from the tone of the BOC’s recent rate statement, it seems that the Canadian central bank is feeling optimistic about their economy. Does this mean we could see a BOC rate hike this year?

Surprise, surprise! Guess which part of the economy has been showing improvements lately!

In forex, it’s always important for traders to ask the question “why” when looking at price action. It helps traders understand why price moves the way it does, and how it could possibly move in the future.

Will Finland stay in the euro zone after all? What incentives are the euro zone officials offering and what does it say about the future of the monetary union? I got the details right here!