Forex Ninja

Large speculators finally became net short on the Greenback. And the latest COT report shows that the pushback against the Greenback was still broad-based.

What is up with commodity prices these days and why are correlated currencies marching to a different beat? Here’s a quick look at their price action.

Net bullish bias on USD deteriorated further, thanks to improving sentiment on CAD. JPY lost even more ground as fresh shorts jumped in, however.

Net long positions on USD fell below the $1 billion mark. And the latest COT report shows that the USD lost ground against everything except yen.

Forex price action cruised slowly for the most part of June before kicking into high gear towards the end of the month. How did this affect trading volumes?

The value of net long positions on the Greenback got slashed and the latest COT report shows that the Greenback lost ground mainly to the Loonie.

Staying in sync with market sentiment has been as tough as keeping up with the Kardashians these days, so I’ve rounded up a few tools that might help us out.

The value of net long positions on the Greenback got a boost mainly at the euro’s expense as fresh euro bears came charging in.

It’s been a couple of months since my last intermarket correlations update, so it’s about time we checked up on how these relationships are faring.

The latest COT report reveals that the Greenback lost ground against most of its peers and that large players became net bullish on the Kiwi again.