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Sterling rose to its highest in ten days against the dollar on Monday

The U.S. dollar rebounded from a near seven-month low against the euro on Monday.

U.S. worker productivity was not as weak as initially thought in the first quarter.

The pound shrugged off the tragic terror attacks in London and continued to claw its way higher. The euro, meanwhile, was under bearish pressure throughout the session.

Aussie traders, huddle up! Better start prepping for these major catalysts on deck this week.

An eventful session for forex traders, as AUD jumps, GBP fills weekend gaps, and trouble brews between some major oil producers.

Can you guess which currency got the boot and which currency was the top dog last week?

The heavily shorted Canadian dollar edged higher on Friday against its broadly weaker U.S. counterpart.

If you want a quick rundown on the most important bits of the May NFP report and why the Greenback tanked hard, then read up on today’s write-up.

U.S. stocks closed at record levels for a second consecutive session on Friday.

The dollar dropped to seven-month lows on Friday after data showed the U.S. economy created fewer jobs than expected last month.

Crude fell more than 1 percent on Friday, heading for a second straight week of losses.

The odds on that outcome in the British general election on Thursday are lengthening by the day

U.S. job growth slowed in May and employment gains in the prior two months were not as strong as previously reported.

The Kiwi just plowed through its forex rivals ahead of the NFP report, even though commodities were in retreat.

Will improvements in the economy push Draghi and his gang to start to taper their easy policies?

With not a lot of major reports scheduled, Asian session forex traders ended up extending market themes from the previous session.

China’s yuan pulled back from near seven-month highs against the U.S. dollar on Friday, after liquidity tightness eased slightly in Hong Kong.

The Bank of Japan hit a new milestone as its balance sheet topped 500 trillion yen.

Stronger than expected ADP jobs data and ISM manufacturing PMI gave the U.S. dollar a bit of a boost ahead of this week’s NFP release.