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The pound found some buyers after the latest U.K. jobs report got released. The Kiwi, meanwhile, was on the defensive yet again, likely because of the returning risk-off vibes.

G’day, forex mates! If you’re hunting for a potential catalyst for the Aussie, then huddle up since we’ll be getting Australia’s March period jobs report tomorrow. And if you’re planning to trade this event, then get up to speed with another edition of my Forex Preview.

China, Japan, and Australia all printed economic reports, but that didn’t stop Asian session forex traders from picking up where their U.S. counterparts left off and pushed JPY even higher.

Rising geopolitical tensions among the world’s major military forces sent traders into the arms of low-yielding bets. Oil bucked the trend, however, thanks to a one-two punch of news updates.

The European currencies (EUR, GBP, & CHF) were fighting it out for the honor of being the one currency to rule them all during the morning London session. Meanwhile, the Kiwi quietly extended its losses.

Are you ready for the only major monetary policy statement scheduled this week? Here are tips and tricks on how you can make pips from the BOC’s policy announcement.

The dollar lost some of its shine during the Asian session, as forex traders continued to price in the U.S. possibly making missiles rain on Syria and North Korea.

Large speculators eased their net bullish bets on the Greenback again, but the latest COT report shows that positioning activity was mixed yet again. Although the Greenback did lose ground mainly to the yen.

The start of a shortened trading week might have kept U.S. equities traders on the sidelines, but that didn’t stop dollar traders from making their moves!

Trading conditions were a bit subdued during the morning London session, with many currency pairs trading sideways. The Loonie was a clear exception, though, since it charged higher on the back of rising oil prices.

How y’all doing, forex friends? Another BOC statement is coming our way this Wednesday, so I thought that now would be a good time to give y’all a roundup of Canada’s major economic reports.

Forex price action was a mixed bag of nuts, as Asian session traders caught the dollar-buying bug before they calmed down and traded with improved risk appetite.

The yen triumphed over all this week, with the Greenback coming in second place. The Aussie, meanwhile, get beaten to a pulp. So, what was driving price action on these currencies? And how did the other currencies fare? Read on to find out!

Hello, forex friends! The March NFP report was released yesterday. And the Greenback reacted by dropping hard and then recovering quickly. If you wanna know what that was all about, then you better read up on the employment situation in March.

Price action during the morning London session was a bit more subdued compared to the earlier sessions, probably because traders were hunkering down for the upcoming NFP report. The pound and the Greenback were clearly on the move, though.

What’s up with the U.S. making missiles rain in Syria and why did it cause ruckus in the markets today? Here’s a simple newbie guide for ya.

What pre-NFP lull? The major currencies came alive during the Asian session after the U.S. fired dozens of missiles into Syria in response to the government’s alleged chemical attacks.

Major pairs cruised quietly in their ranges as dollar traders seem to be holding out for the upcoming NFP release while rising geopolitical tensions kept investors on edge.

Lots of action in today’s morning London session, with the yen in retreat, the Aussie in recovery mode, and the pound weighed down supposedly by Brexit-related jitters. The euro, meanwhile, had decent two-way action but was mostly weaker.

The minutes of the March FOMC meeting got released yesterday, and the Greenback tossed and turned, but ultimately tanked as a result. What’s up with that? Well, here are the key takeaways from the meeting minutes that you may wanna know about.