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Forex trading was as tight as Cyclopip’s pants during the Asian session, thanks to a lack of catalysts and traders gearing up for a potentially volatile week ahead.

Is risk back on? Higher-yielding currencies outpaced their safe-haven forex rivals on Friday, despite downbeat jobs data from Canada.

A lot of interesting and unusual price action in USD/JPY of late, i.e. the correlation between the yen and stocks and yen and yield spread has changed recently. What could it mean?

The Kiwi really got the stuffing beaten out of it during the previous forex trading week, due to the RBNZ’s surprise rate cut. And if that made you wonder how New Zealand’s economy is faring, then you may wanna read up on this Forex Snapshot.

The forex trading week has come and gone, and we had Kiwi weakness as the main theme this week. Interestingly enough, we also had yen and Greenback weakness as minor themes, together with euro strength and another strong performance from the Aussie.

Today’s morning London forex session was rather subdued, with most currency pairs bound in tight ranges or moving at a grinding a pace. Euro and pound pairs were on the move, though.

What exactly did the ECB say and why the heck did the euro RALLY afterwards? We’re answering the most common forex questions about the ECB’s decision!

Forex trading was a mixed bag of nuts, as risk aversion got mixed in with end-of-week profit-taking. Which currencies showed the most movement?

Just when it seemed as though the euro was in for a deeper forex selloff, the ECB press conference took place and triggered a massive reversal. What in the world did Draghi say?!

The ECB more than delivered on the highly anticipated easing measures during today’s morning London forex session. As a result, forex traders hurled the euro off a cliff. The euro wasn’t the only victim, however, since the Swissy was kicked lower across the board as well.

Greetings, forex friends, told y’all to to watch out for this week’s central bank events. Now that the BOC and RBNZ have announced their respective decisions, it’s time to take a look closer at what they said.

Another mixed session for forex traders, as they priced in currency-specific reports and catalysts ahead of other major economic releases.

How can you tell if you’re depositing your hard-earned funds with a reputable and regulated forex broker? Here’s how the CFTC can help.

Forex price action was all over the place, as European currencies advanced while the Loonie and Kiwi were driven by central bank decisions. Here’s how it turned out.

Risk appetite made a comeback during today’s morning London forex session, so the higher-yielding comdolls got a lot of love while the lower-yielders got crushed.

Risk aversion was the name of the game during the Asian session, as forex traders took off their bets ahead of major economic events this week.

Hey there, forex buddies! If you’re looking for a likely catalyst for the Loonie after the BOC’s monetary policy decision, then your best bet is Canada’s jobs. And it just so happens that I have a forex trading guide for it.

Risk-off vibes seem to be creeping back in the forex market, as higher-yielding currencies bowed down to the safe-havens even with the lack of top-tier data.

The commodity wave charts we tack suggest what we may already know, commodities seem poised for a bounce.

The forex calendar for today’s morning London forex session was full, but currency traders turned mainly to commodities and overall market sentiment for direction.