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The lack of other top-tier economic data during the U.S. trading session kept forex junkies zoned in on oil price movements. Here’s how it all turned out.

The forex calendar for today’s morning London trading session was a bit on the light side, but the wonky forex price action was enough to make the trading session interesting.

G’day, forex mates! Australia has served up two back-to-back blockbuster job reports so far. And with another jobs report coming out tomorrow, I made this here Forex Trading Guide for those among y’all who want to trade this event.

Risk appetite was the name of the game during the Asian session, as good news from China encouraged confidence among forex traders.

Forex traders continued to watch oil prices closely in the past few hours, as the commodity dropped to fresh lows once more. Here’s how currencies reacted.

Forex traders were giving the pound a mighty good pounding during today’s morning London session due to disappointing readings for U.K. industrial production. The pound wasn’t the only mover, though.

Heads up, forex fellas! The British pound might be gearing up to steal the show on Thursday with the BOE statement and MPC minutes lined up.

Safe havens had a mixed trading session against its higher-yielding counterparts, as forex traders tried to price in developments in China’s markets.

The latest COT forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that the Greenback lost some ground against almost all of its forex rivals while being particularly vulnerable to the Japanese yen.

The Greenback returned a handful of its recent wins to most of its forex peers but not because of a pickup in risk appetite.

Dollar continues to trade in the middle of the pack today. It seems stuck between JPY and EUR on one end; and commodity currencies and GBP on the other…

Not much on the docket for today’s morning London trading session, but forex price action among various currency pairs had a very noticeable theme. Wanna know what that theme is?

Both the U.S. and Canada printed stronger than expected headline jobs figures for December but as good forex traders, we gotta take a look at what’s beneath the surface to see if there are any weak spots.

Forex price action was as mixed as traders mostly shrugged off more concerns over China’s equities markets.

Dollar traders weren’t so impressed by the upbeat U.S. NFP report but it looks like the safe-haven currency is gearing up for another round of forex gains this week.

Konnichiwa, forex friends! The Japanese yen has recently been dishing out a mighty good beatdown against its forex rivals due to the prevalence of risk aversion in the global market. But what about the fundamentals?

The main themes for this forex trading week were Aussie and Kiwi vulnerability to the safe-haven currencies, particularly the Japanese yen. Let’s see what was driving forex price action this week, shall we?

Volatility dried up and most currency pairs were trading sideways during today’s London trading session, as forex traders sat on their hands ahead of the NFP report. The Aussie and the Kiwi were pretty active, though.

It wasn’t too long ago when China’s stock market nightmare wreaked havoc on forex risk appetite, as investors braced themselves for a potential global economic meltdown in mid-2015. Are we about to see a repeat performance?