Forex Gump

As expected, the European Central Bank refrained from cutting interest rates in its latest MPC statement. Still, they’ve left the door open for more moves down the road…

Two down, two more to go! The RBA and BOC already announced their interest rate decisions and I’ve covered everything you need to know about them!

So the U.S. rolled out its much-awaited NFP figure last Friday, and boy was it bad. No, actually, it was downright HORRIBLE.

Looks like we’re in for more interesting price action with not one, not two, but FOUR interest rate decisions coming our way this week! What are markets expecting from the RBA, BOC, ECB, and BOE?

If there’s a country that knows how it feels to be caught between a rock and a hard place, it’s definitely Ireland! Earlier this week, the Irish people voted for insurance against a possible default but at the cost of more austerity measures. Do you think it was worth it?

We knew the U.S. economy had slowed down in Q1 2012. But apparently, it was worse than we initially thought.

Is it true that China is launching another fiscal stimulus program to boost its economy? I’m sorry to tell you that those talks are mere rumors. Here are three reasons why China won’t push through with it:

Planning on trading the NFP report tomorrow? Make sure you’re well-prepared! Here are some points you should consider.

Tomorrow, at 12:30 pm GMT, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) will release the preliminary GDP report. Since it is considered as the broadest measure of economic activity, it is closely watched by traders and analysts alike.

Over the weekend, news broke out that our buddies at Bankia would need another 19 billion EUR injection to shore up its balance sheet. Will the Spanish government give in and dole out more cash?