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The Aussie was the bad hombre during the Asian session, as it gained lost pips on the back of weak Australian data.

The Loonie stole the forex show when the BOC made its interest rate statement while the euro and pound tumbled on “hard Brexit” expectations.

Wonky price action during the morning London session, but oil moves and risk aversion sentiment was able to give us some direction in the currency markets.

Can’t get enough of comdoll volatility this week? Read this forex preview on Australia’s jobs release and see if you can catch some more pips!

Forex traders were deep in Chopsville during the Asian session, as they priced in China’s data dump and a bit of dollar weakness.

The value of net long bets on the the Greenback climbed for the third week in a row from a two-month high of $10.52 billion to $14.72 billion, its highest level since February.

Dollar bulls weren’t so impressed by the latest set of U.S. CPI figures so the Greenback struggled to hold on to its recent gains but failed against the pound.

We know there has been a massive stretch for yield among global investors. The emerging market (EM) bonds has benefited from this phenomenon.

FX volatility was mainly in the British pound this morning, likely on the latest inflation situation updates, but we also saw moves in the euro and comdolls to give traders fresh opportunities.

We’ve got tons of top-tier reports lined up this week including the BOC’s upcoming monetary policy decision. Here are tips and tricks if you’re planning on trading the event!

A bit of profit-taking and a couple of better-than-expected economic releases dragged the dollar lower across the board.

Weak U.S. data forced the Greenback to retreat while the Loonie continued to advance despite weaker oil prices. What’s up with that?

Volatility was mostly tight in London session trade, but we did see sellers continue to control Sterling and buyers hop back into the comdolls amidst a light morning of news.

Pound pairs could be in for yet another action-packed trading week with these major market movers on deck. Take a look at what’s in store and what your fellow forex junkies are expecting.

Forex trading was a mixed bag of nuts, as a lack of news reports inspired choppy price action. Here are the top movers of the Asian session!

Looks like Loonie strength is this week’s main strength, given that half of the Top 10 Movers of the week are Loonie pairs. So, what was driving forex price action on the Loonie and the other currencies this week?

Economic reports from China helped influence risk sentiment this week. And if that made you wonder how China’s economy is doing overall, then today’s Economic Snapshot will help you out.

It was mainly about risk-taking during Friday’s London session, so the higher-yielding Aussie got lots of love while the safe-haven yen got scorned. The pound, meanwhile, got a lift from BOE Carney’s rhetoric.

Can OPEC’s plans to cut production really prop up oil prices in the months to come? Here are four reasons why Black Crack prices aren’t going up anytime soon.

The dollar was all over the place, as a bit of risk appetite got mixed in with more dollar strength. Here’s what was up during the Asian session!