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The minutes for the June FOMC meeting didn’t spark a lot of fireworks since the June meeting was held before the vote in favor of a Brexit. But if you’re interested on what Fed officials were deliberating about, then here are the highlights that you need to know about.

We’ve got another NFP Friday coming up! And if you’re planning to trade this top-tier event, and you need to get up to speed on what happened last time and what leading indicators are saying, then this Forex Preview for the NFP report may be just what you need.

The RBA fires the first salvo! In case you missed it, we’ve listed down the five things you need to know about the central bank’s monetary policies for July.

Traders are now turning their attention to how central banks are reacting to the Brexit. Here’s what to expect for this week’s RBA interest rate statement.

G’day, forex mates! Another RBA statement is heading our way this Tuesday, so get up to speed on how the Australian economy is faring by reading up on another edition of my Economic Snapshot.

Welcome to the second half of the year! Let’s take a quick look at the major economic themes that rocked the forex markets in Q2 2016 to complete your H1 2016 analyses!

Hello there, forex friends! If you haven’t been paying attention to Brexit-related events lately, then here are some of the more important things that you need to know about.

Let’s step back from all this Brexit hubbub, shall we? Having said that, the RBNZ released its annual Statement of Intent detailing its objectives and what its focusing on earlier. What did it say? Will there be more rate cuts? Read on and find out!

It’s only been days since Britain has voted to leave the EU, but Britain has already lost a Prime Minister, investors have lost millions in market losses, and the U.K.’s credit ratings have been downgraded. How have the major policymakers reacted so far?

We’ve already discussed at length how the Brexit could affect the U.K. economy and GBP pairs so this time let’s take a look at the other party in this breakup: the EU and the euro.