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How will a “Grexit” (Greek exit) affect the euro? Find out after the jump!

The NFP numbers are out! Sadly, they weren’t as hot as the Avengers opening weekend. Should the declining NFP figures be a cause for concern?

Slowdown. China. These have been the top two buzz words we’ve been hearing recently. Just go to the Bloomberg and Reuters websites and you’ll see dozens of articles saying how Chinese growth concerns have been weighing down heavily on market sentiment.

Get some popcorn ready for tomorrow coz I have a feeling you’ll be glued to the tube. It’s not just because the next Game of Thrones episode is set to be aired, nope! Elections are also happening in France and Greece and word is that they could rock the euro.

The ECB rate statement has come and gone, and in the end… the euro traded higher? Read on to find out why!

Heads up traders! Tomorrow, at 12:30 pm GMT, a huge set of fireworks will be coming your way when the U.S. releases its employment report on Friday.

Surprise, surprise! The RBA decided to slash interest rates from 4.25% to 3.75%! Ha! I told you not to discount the possibility of a 0.50% rate cut.

¡Ay, caramba! With Spain falling into recession, talks of it needing a bailout have gotten louder. Some analysts can’t help but compare it to how Ireland had been before it got bailed out. Let’s look at the facts, shall we?

If you’re planning to trade the RBA rate statement tomorrow, then here are 3 scenarios that you should be ready for.

For the second time in three months, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) expanded its asset purchasing program to boost economic growth. How did investors react and what does this mean for the central bank’s future monetary policy decisions?