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Huddle up, news traders! We’ve got THREE central bank monetary policy statements lined up this week, which means we’ve got THREE big opportunities to grab forex profits.

Forex price action was a mixed bag of nuts, as traders priced in weak data from China and a bit of risk aversion in the markets.

After sliding for nine consecutive weeks, the value of net long positions on the Greenback finally increased. And the latest COT forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that the Greenback regained some strength mainly at the euro’s expense..

Another day, another gain for crude oil! Commodity currencies ended higher against their forex peers on news of declining U.S. oil production.

Risk aversion was the name of the game during today’s morning London forex session, but a safe-haven ended up being the weakest currency of them all while a higher-yielder was the strongest. Can you guess which currencies I’m talking about?

If the NFP report was so good, then why didn’t we see a strong dollar rally last Friday? Here are 4 points you need to know about before you enter any dollar forex trades.

Forex traders started the trading week with a snoozer, as the major currencies barely moved from their weekly open prices. What’s up with that?!

The Greenback tossed and turned on NFP Friday but eventually ended the day lower against most of its forex rivals.

Hello, forex friends! The Aussie was really giving its forex rivals the boot last week, huh? If that made you wanna see the “big picture” on Australia’s economy, then this Forex Snapshot is just for you!

As you know, printed above, the China’s transition to a more balanced economy has been one our major macro themes, as laid out in our 2016 Macro review.

The forex trading week has come and gone. And the main theme for this week was the Aussie’s domination over its forex rivals, although Kiwi strength and safe-haven weakness also appear to be major themes. What was driving forex price action this week?

Not much on the docket for today’s morning London forex session, so traders turned mainly to risk sentiment and commodities for direction. It’s another NFP Friday, though, so volatility was relatively subdued.

Looks like the BOJ won’t be deepening its negative rates anytime soon! Are the members right to be confident? Let’s look at the forex factors in Japan!

It may be NFP Friday, but that didn’t stop forex traders from pricing in today’s mini catalysts. Read on to see how the major currencies traded during the Asian session!

Not a good day to be a dollar bull, eh? The U.S. currency tumbled against its forex counterparts, knocked down by weaker than expected economic figures.

It was a rather subdued morning London forex session for the most part, with the pound, the Aussie, and the Kiwi being the main movers. But there was an injection of volatility for Greenback and Swissy pairs near the end.

Greetings, forex buddies! Another NFP Friday is fast approaching, so it’s time for another edition of my Forex Trading Guide to help y’all get up to speed on what happened last time and what we can expect for the upcoming NFP report.

Forex traders were big risk-takers during the Asian session, as they pushed high-yielding currencies higher despite mixed reports printed during the session.

After a strong start in January, forex trading volumes appeared to level off last month, possibly due to seasonal factors. Here are the latest metrics.

Comdoll bulls, unite! These higher-yielding currencies managed to hold on to their forex gains and go for more even though concerns of an oil supply glut popped up.