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Market sentiment was still the name of the game during today’s morning London forex session, and the dominant sentiment was risk appetite, so the safe-havens got beaten by the higher-yielding currencies, particularly the comdolls.

Heads up, forex friends! The U.S. will be releasing the second estimate for its Q4 2015 GDP this Friday and it might not look too good for Uncle Sam so y’all better read up.

Forex trading was a mixed bag of beans, as Asian session traders priced in central banker statements and a bit of see-sawing of risk sentiment.

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Volatility was cranked up a few notches in the financial markets, leading forex pairs to make quick rallies and similarly quick reversals in the past few hours.

Risk aversion reigned supreme during today’s morning London forex session, so the safe-havens were able to score another very lopsided victory against the higher-yielders. The pound, meanwhile, was getting pounded by Brexit jitters.

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Forex traders danced to the beat of risk aversion during the Asian session, as they priced in bearish news from the previous trading sessions.

Retreat, comdoll bulls, retreat! Crude oil prices tumbled once more, weighing on higher-yielding currencies and risk appetite in the forex arena.

Most currency pairs were trading sideways during today’s morning London forex session. The only real movers were euro pairs, and they were broadly moving down.

Now that the date for the Brexit referendum is set, it’s about time for us to start figuring out how the pound’s forex trends might fare leading up to the vote.

Forex bears came out to play today, as they priced in weaker commodity prices and a bit of risk aversion across the board.

The latest COT forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that the Greenback got pushed back across the board. But more interesting is the fact that the Aussie is now winning out against the Greenback.

The lack of top-tier economic releases left dollar pairs to trade all over the place, as forex traders reacted to country-specific news. Here’s what happened.

The pound was the (falling) star of today’s morning London forex session, as European forex traders priced-in some Brexit-related events from earlier.

Are consumer prices in the major economies seeing improvements now that oil prices are holding off from more losses? Let’s take a look at the latest forex releases and see if we can spot trade opportunities.

Market players went to work hungry for gains today, as high-yielding forex pairs enjoyed a risk-friendly trading environment.

The Greenback seemed to shrug off upbeat U.S. inflation reports as major forex pairs moved to the beat of country-specific events and financial headlines. Here’s how it all turned out.

It’s happening! British PM Cameron managed to pull of a deal and even announced that the Brexit referendum will be held this coming 23rd of June. So, what are some arguments for and against a Brexit and why should forex traders care?

The forex trading week has come and gone, and it looks like euro, pound, and Swissy weakness, as well as demand for the Japanese yen, the Loonie, and the Aussie were the main themes this week.