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Better-than-expected German trade data, continued negative oil sentiment and corporate earnings news sparked wonky price action in the FX markets.

The Aussie took center stage in today’s Asian session trading, as Australia printed its inflation data for Q3 2016. Here’s a summary of what happened during the session!

Central bankers stole the show once more as the pound and euro reacted to remarks from Carney and Draghi. Here’s what you need to know.

Mixed reaction to positive German business sentiment and a spike in the Swiss franc highlight currency price action in today’s morning London session.

With not a lot of data on the docket, Asian session forex traders took cues from their U.S. counterparts and fostered a risk-friendly trading environment.

The Loonie staged a solid comeback in the New York trading session after BOC Governor Poloz clarified that they’re not likely to cut interest rates anytime soon.

Positive European PMI data and the outlook on U.K.’s export sector had the markets in risk-on mode during the morning London trading session.

Forex trading was a mixed bag of nuts, as a lack of fresh catalysts kept the major currencies in tight intraday ranges. Here’s what’s up!

The Loonie is once again the main mover given that half of the Top 10 Movers are CAD pairs, & the euro had its fair share of volatility thanks to the ECB!

Another round of mixed price action in the currency markets thanks to a surprise in U.K. government borrowing, Fed speculation, and oil’s bounce back in the morning London session.