Asian Session Recap: Japan Dumps Data but Franc Gets Biggest Moves
Japan printed tons of economic data today, but the franc saw the most volatility. What’s up with that?!
Read MoreJapan printed tons of economic data today, but the franc saw the most volatility. What’s up with that?!
Read MoreThe Greenback made a bit of a rebound from its post-FOMC slump as a couple of stronger than expected U.S. reports were printed.
Read MorePrice action was a bit wonky during today’s morning London session since the Swissy got hit by another wave of sellers, even though there were signs of returning risk aversion.
Read MoreThe dollar extended its losses against its major counterparts, as the Fed’s disappointing statement got mixed in with overall risk appetite.
Read MoreIt looks like dollar bulls were anything but impressed by the FOMC statement which lacked conviction on the balance sheet runoff and future rate hikes.
Read MoreTrading conditions tightened a bit ahead of the FOMC statement. However, there was still enough action to keep the session interesting.
Read MoreThe dollar extended its gains ahead of the FOMC statement while the Aussie dipped on a weak inflation reading from Australia.
Read MoreThe Greenback held on to most of its recent gains and went for more on upbeat FOMC expectations, good data, positive earnings, and signs of progress in healthcare reform while the Loonie got a boost from the API report.
Read MoreMost pound pairs were range-bound for the session before jumping higher near the end as BOE Chief Economist Haldane’s scheduled speech drew near.
Read MoreThe dollar had difficulty extending its gains, as strong U.S. data got mixed in with cautiousness ahead of the FOMC statement.
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